We all have always wanted to have a unified launcher/installer for different stores such as Steam, Humble Bundle, Epic Games and GOG so that we only have to install a single app to play them all without bearing the hassle of looking up which games belong where. GameHub is one such application which attempts to […]
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Portal is a very famous single-player puzzle-solving game which is developed by Valve and is often available on the Steam store with a discount. Now, the studio has also developed a new RTX version of this game in partnership with NVIDIA which utilizes the DLSS3 technology which looks amazing. This version is available as a
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QOwnNotes is a free and open-source markdown note-taking application that can be synced across all your devices using your Nextcloud/ownCloud account (that can be self-hosted as well). It provides many useful features such as encryption, and multiple workspaces, and you can even write scripts on this application. Q in the name stands for Qt, which
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Firefox ESR is a stable, or ‘LTS’ version of the Firefox web browser which you can install and use on your system if you do not like the feature updates that Mozilla pushes into the main browser every month. It provides you with a stable and secure browsing experience and therefore is very suitable for
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All the Desktop Environments in the Linux environment ship with a Terminal application, be it GNOME Terminal in GNOME, or XFCE terminal in the XFCE desktop environment. However, because of the modularity, you can install any Terminal application on any desktop Environment as they have different features and resource usage. One such Terminal application is
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Mastodon is a Free and Open source social network which is entirely decentralized. You have to join a Mastodon server in order to use it, or you can host your own. All the instances can be federated together, and thus they conjoined together area also called as Fediverse (short for Federated Universe). And because of
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Waterfox is a viable alternative for people who are looking for a Firefox alternative who do not want to use any Chromium-based web browser such as Brave or Chrome. Perhaps the only downside of using Firefox browser is that it comes with a lot of features that many of us don’t even use (such as
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Notepad++ is a closed-source text editor available and widely used by Windows users for coding purposes. It is not available to use on GNU/Linux-based distributions (except for an unofficial snap build which uses wine underneath), but there is an open-source alternative named ‘Notepad Next’ available which you can use for text editing. It is a
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Rnote is an open source application that allows you to take notes, draw and annotate documents very easily. What makes it different from other editors is that it is a minimal, yet fully featured app with an adaptive UI which focuses on Stylus input. It is a really useful application if you are more focused
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PowerShell is the default ‘Terminal’ application for Windows along with the command prompt, it has its own set of commands which is very different from the commands which are used on UNIX-like operating systems such as GNU/Linux. It is tightly coupled around the .NET framework of the Windows ecosystem. You don’t really need a Windows
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