Are you getting ready to head out on vacation and need to get some work done on your Chromebook? While ChromeOS devices used to rely heavily on an active internet connection, modern Chromebooks actually work offline quite well now.

Did you know that your Chromebook is Linux at its core? Even with the upcoming move to Android as its base, ChromeOS has been and continues to be founded on Linux.

Do you want to start your own website without paying someone else to host it? You’re in luck! It’s actually easy to host a website on a Raspberry Pi, and you can have your site up and running this weekend.

Do you know what self-hosting is? If not, it’s when you take an online service and host yourself on your own computers. Not everyone knows about it, and I want to change that.

Are you looking for ways to add extra ports to your Chromebook? Look no further! USB-C docks are the solution to your problem, and they come in all shapes and sizes.

If you're considering deploying Pi-hole like I did, don't be like me and learn only after the fact that some things will stop working. Let me help you out and show you what you should be prepared for.

Are you looking at picking up a HomeKit Secure Video camera? Here are a few things I wish I knew before setting up my first HomeKit Secure Video camera, and the things I'll keep in mind as I continue to outfit my home with security cameras.

Are you looking for some new Docker containers to manage your home network? I've used quite a few over the past several years, and these seven are the ones I can't live without.

Eve recently updated its smart wall switch with Matter compatibility and a dimming function. Delivering compatibility with both one and three-way lighting setups, and working with all major smart home platforms, the $50 Eve Dimmer Switch is a fantastic buy, and one I want more of in my house.

Have you been wanting to turn your Chromebook into a portable drawing device? Well, Chromebooks and Wacom drawing tablets actually pair quite well together. The plug-and-play experience is nearly flawless, making a Chromebook the perfect on-the-go drawing companion.

As you get ready to head out on your summer vacation, have you thought about setting up remote access on your desktop? If not, you should. Using remote desktop software is the best way to access your computer when you're traveling, and it's actually really easy to set up.

Have you been wanting to try out Linux, but aren't sure how? Since ChromeOS ships with a fully functional Linux shell, a Chromebook Plus might be the best choice for giving Linux a try without fully committing to a high-end Linux laptop from the start.

Is your computer monitor no longer sleeping when it's supposed to? This is a problem I ran into and couldn't figure it out—until I found one simple command that revealed everything.

Do you want to use your AirPods with your Chromebook? It's easier than you think to pair Apple's iconic headphones with Google's well-known laptops.

Do you have Linux apps installed on your Chromebook that you're no longer using? It's pretty simple to uninstall those apps, but choosing the right command comes down to how you installed it. Here's the best ways to uninstall Linux apps from your Chromebook.