
Hannah Knight
Contributing Writer
40 articles published since March 17, 2023
About Hannah Knight
Hannah is a contributing writer at MakeUseOf. She currently attends Eastern New Mexico University as a computer science major. She focuses on writing about Linux and other subjects in technology because she believes in making technology accessible for all.
How to Protect Your Project From GitHub RepoJacking
Apps that use old repository names on GitHub as dependencies might actually be leading users to malware. Here's what you need to know.
service vs. systemctl in Linux: What Are the Differences?
If you want to know more about init systems, it's important to first understand the systemctl and service commands and their underlying differences.
Can Deleting Browser Cookies Prevent Session Hijacking?
Regularly deleting cookies doesn't fully eliminate the risk, but it greatly improves your odds of staying safe.
How to Color Faster in Krita Using the Colorize Mask Feature
Coloring your art can be a tedious process. But Krita's Colorize Mask feature makes it a breeze.
Why Do Antiviruses Have Scanning Exclusions?
You can stop your antivirus suite from scanning certain files and directories, but should you? What are the pros and cons of doing this?
How to Fix Error 4013 While Updating or Restoring Your iPhone
Are you getting an error 4013 pop-up in iTunes or Finder when attempting to update or restore your iPhone? Here's what you need to do.
The 11 Most Annoying Bugs Fixed in LibreOffice 7.5.5
Are you tired of LibreOffice's annoying bugs? Here are some of the most annoying bugs that have been fixed in LibreOffice 7.5.5.
How to Fix the "hash sum mismatch" Error When Updating Kali Linux
Getting the "hash sum mismatch" error when updating packages on Kali Linux? Here's how you can fix it.
Can ChatGPT Solve Math Problems?
ChatGPT is pretty powerful, and can handle most tasks that you throw at it. But can it solve math problems? Here, we examine different problems.
How to Disable Auto-Suspend in Linux
Keep your laptop's display always on by disabling auto-suspend using these Linux commands.
How to Use an External USB Microphone With Your iPhone
You can dramatically improve the quality of your audio recordings by connecting an external USB mic to your iPhone. We'll teach you how to set one up.
How to Fix the “Error Splicing File: File Too Large” Error in Linux
Here's what you should do if you encounter the "Error splicing file: file too large" error when copying files between two drives on Linux.
How to Fix the “No Root File System Is Defined” Error in Linux
Is the "no root file system is defined" error not letting you install Linux on your PC? Here are three ways to get rid of this error message.
Can You Run iTunes on a Chromebook? Yes, Here’s How!
Listen to your favorite music locally by installing iTunes on your Chromebook.
The 6 Best Linux Distros for Network Engineers
Linux-powered OSes are fantastic for network-related tasks, but out of thousands of available Linux distros, which one should you choose?
The 6 Best File Systems for Installing Linux
Which file system should you choose when installing a new Linux distro? Let's take a look at some of the best options.
7 Creative Things You Can Do With OpenShot Video Editor
Creating videos with interesting effects couldn't be easier in OpenShot Video Editor.
How to Install and Test the Upcoming All-Snap Ubuntu Desktop
Canonical is yet to officially release the Snap-only version of Ubuntu. Until then, you can try out the all-Snap Ubuntu in a virtual environment.
4 Ways Red Hat's Source Code Restrictions Affect Other Distros
Red Hat's decision to restrict RHEL's source code affects other Linux distributions in several ways. Let's look at some of them.
Anki vs. Quizlet: Which Flashcard App Is Better for Studying?
Flashcards can be handy when it comes to studying. But with plenty of tools around, which should you use? Here, we compare Anki and Quizlet.