Today we'll guide you through the setup of creating an ISO File for any macOS Release.
What is it needed for?
macOS ISO is required for Installing macOS as an Virtual Machine
**/**Virtual Machine on Windows. We have already created a step by step guide on how to install macOS on VirtualBox.
Today we'll guide you on Installing Jitsi Meet on Ubuntu Server 20.04.
Today we'll guide you on Implementing Browser-Based File Server using Apache HTTPD on CentOS 8.
Today we'll guide you on Implementing SoftEther VPN Server on Windows Server 2022.
In this post, I will show you how to enable the New Stickers Feature in Windows 11 Version 22H2.
The New Desktop Background Stickers Feature was previewed in Windows 11 a while ago, but we haven’t had the chance to test it out yet.
The feature is present in Build 22621 as a hidden feature that can be enabled using the Registry Editor.
To Enable Stickers, you need to just press + R, type regedit, press enter, and select Yes in the User Account Control Prompt.
In the Registry Editor navigate to the following location:
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\PolicyManager\current\device
Right-click on the device key and go to New and Key. Name the new Key Stickers.
Enter the Stickers key and in the right side right-click and go to New and select DWORD (32-bit) Value.
Name the Value Enable Stickers and set its value to 1 and then click on OK.
And that's it, you now have the Desktop Background Stickers Feature Enabled in Windows 11 22H2.
You can access the feature by right-clicking on the Desktop, Personalize, and then Background.
From Choose stickers for your wallpaper, click on Add stickers.
The following screen will appear with a nice menu from where you can choose from a various selection of Stickers. While on this screen the taskbar will be hidden. Double-click on a Sticker to add to the desktop.
When you double-click again on a Sticker from the desktop, you will be able to resize it and also delete it if you want. You can also move the Stickers freely on the screen.
The selected Stickers will be always present on the screen, and behind every window that you use.
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Today we'll guide you through the setup of running Ubuntu Desktop on an AWS EC2 instance using TightVNC Server on a EC2 Instance Running Ubuntu 16.04+.
Why is it needed?
Sometimes it's difficult to do stuff on Ubuntu without a Desktop Interface. And AWS also doesn't support GUI Ubuntu Instances till now. After configuring GUI using this guide, you could extend the functionalities of a Ubuntu Server.
