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Open Source Video Converters for Linux [GUI and CLI]
Got to convert your video in a different format? Here are the best free and open source video converters available for Linux.
Jrnl: Your Digital Diary in the Linux Terminal
Imagine this: somebody has broken your heart and what you want is to write your feelings in a journal without
Obsidian is a Notion Alternative for Hardcore Markdown Users for Creating Knowledge Graph of Notes
This second brain tool has taken the first brain of Markdown lovers by storm.
Linux Jargon Buster: What are Upstream and Downstream?
The terms: upstream and downstream are rather ambiguous terms and, I think, not really used by the general public. If
9 Open Source Add-Ons to Improve Your Mozilla Firefox Experience
Here are the best open-source add-ons for the Firefox web browser that will help you improve your browsing experience.
What is POSIX? Why Does it Matter to Linux/UNIX Users?
You might have come across the term POSIX. Have you ever wondered what it is and why programmers often discuss POSIX compliance?
OpenBoard: An Open Source Interactive Whiteboard for Educators
Brief: OpenBoard is an interactive open-source whiteboard tailored for schools and universities. Let’s take a look at what it
EndeavourOS and Manjaro: An in-depth Comparison Between Two of the Best Arch Linux Based Distros
Manjaro and EndeavourOS are two of the most popular choices regarding an ‘Arch-based Arch alternative’. Let's see which one is better and why.
Here are the New Features in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Jammy Jellyfish
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS ‘Jammy Jellyfish’ is available now. This article lists all the main features of this new release.
Modern Alternatives to Some of the Classic Linux Commands
Consider yourself a modern Linux user? Have you tried these modern replacements of the classic Linux commands yet?
QPrompt is a Free and Open Source Teleprompter for Video Creators
These days, all sorts of people are creating video contents. From the professional YouTubers to school teachers, creating video content
Brave vs. Google Chrome: Which is the better browser for you?
Google Chrome is undoubtedly one of the best web browsers available for Linux. It offers a good blend of user
What is CloudReady? Is it a Viable Open Source Alternative to Chrome OS?
CloudReady is getting popular, especially among people with low-end hardware. So, I decided to take a look at it and
Using GNOME Screenshot Tool in Linux Like a Pro
There are several screenshot tools available for Linux. I prefer using Flameshot for screenshots and Shutter for editing the existing
Folder or Directory? Here's Why Folders are Called Directories in Linux
When you switch to Linux, you find that folders are often termed as directories. Should you call it a folder or a directory? Is there even a difference?
Protect Your Eyes by Turning on Dark Mode on Brave Browser
A quick tutorial to show the steps for enabling dark theme in Brave browser along with tips on forcing dark mode on all webpages.
7 Reasons Why I Use Pop!_OS Linux Distro as My Daily Driver
Pop!_OS is a popular recommendation for Linux beginners and gamers alike. But, what are some of the reasons that
9 Best Rolling Release Linux Distributions for People Who Want the Latest and Greatest of Kernel and Software
Want to get your hands on the latest and greatest of Linux kernel and software? Here are a few recommendations on best rolling release Linux distributions.
smxi: A CLI Tool for Managing Debian Based Linux Distros
Brief: smxi is an interactive console script that helps you maintain your Debian installation. You can use it to install
AppImage Pool is an App Store to Help You Find & Manage AppImages
Brief: An interesting GUI front-end to manage and find AppImage applications; let us find out more about it!
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Getting Nostalgic With Common Desktop Environment on a Modern Linux Distro
Bill shares his re-experience with Common Desktop Environment (CDE), the de-facto standard windowing environment on UNIX systems in the 90s.
Fixing "Target Packages is configured multiple times" Error in Ubuntu & Debian Based Linux Distributions
Seeing repository configured multiple times error while updating your system with apt update command? Here's what you can do about it.
Hide or Add Specific Folders From GNOME Search Results in Ubuntu and Other Linux Distributions
You might have already noticed that when you search for something in the GNOME menu/activities area, it also shows
