Liberian Geek publishes practical, tested technology tutorials. Since 2012 we have helped readers set up, fix and secure Linux and Windows systems, WordPress sites, email and domains, with clear steps, exact commands and plain-language explanations.
- 1,397tutorials
- 14years online
- 6free tools
Who writes Liberian Geek
Richard W is associated with the original Liberian Geek publishing team and the site's long-running library of Linux, Windows, WordPress, and open source tutorials.
Michael Stolzer manages and contributes to Liberian Geek, focusing on practical Linux, Ubuntu, Windows, WordPress, and web tutorials for everyday users and administrators.
Talha writes technology tutorials for Liberian Geek, covering practical how-to topics across web tools, software, devices, and productivity workflows.
Abdul Moeed writes practical technology tutorials for Liberian Geek, with a focus on clear step-by-step guidance for software, devices, and everyday troubleshooting tasks.
Matt Shine contributes beginner-friendly technology guides for Liberian Geek, helping readers follow common Windows, web, and productivity workflows with less friction.
How we write and test guides
- Run it first. Steps are followed start to finish on a real system before a guide is published.
- Name the versions. Each guide says what it was tested on, for example Debian 13, Ubuntu 24.04 or Windows 11.
- Keep it current. When software changes, we update the guide and show the date it was last updated.
- Fix mistakes fast. Readers can report a problem and we correct it; see our corrections policy.
Read the full editorial policy.
What else we offer
- Free tools to check DNS records, email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) and SSL certificates.
- A free, step-by-step course to run your own Debian or Ubuntu server.
- Hands-on help when a guide is not enough: free advice, or a fixed price before any work.
Contact
Email [email protected] or use the contact page.