Install Video Downloader from Flathub when you want a graphical way to save supported web video or audio without assembling a yt-dlp command. The current Flathub application ID is com.github.unrud.VideoDownloader, and the app uses yt-dlp for site extraction behind its interface. Choose the Flatpak build Flathub is the maintained distribution path to start with because
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Install Shotcut from Flathub when you want a maintained desktop package across distributions. The official project also provides an AppImage and a Snap, so you can choose the route that fits how your Linux system handles updates. Shotcut system requirements on Linux Shotcut’s current FAQ lists 64-bit Linux with glibc 2.35 or later. It recommends
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Tube2Go is available on Linux through Snap, Flatpak, and a portable AppImage, with the Snap Store listing 4K Video Downloader under the registered name tube2go while Flathub and the developer use the Tube2Go name. Choose a Tube2Go package Pick the package that matches your distribution and processor, noting that the AppImage filename includes x86_64 while
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btop puts CPU, memory, storage, network activity, and running processes in one terminal dashboard. Install it from your distribution repository when it is available, then use the process list to decide whether a workload needs investigation or a process needs attention. I installed the Debian package during this refresh and verified btop version 1.3.2 with
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XMRig is a command-line miner and benchmark for RandomX, KawPow, CryptoNight, and GhostRider workloads. Install it only on hardware you own or administer with explicit permission. Choose the installation path Use the official prebuilt archive when you need a supported XMRig binary without compiling. Build from source when you need to inspect or change the
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Install the ngrok agent from ngrok’s APT repository, add your authtoken, then point a tunnel at a service already listening on Kali Linux. The command ngrok http 8080 publishes the local service on port 8080 through an HTTPS endpoint, so you can share a development server without opening your router to inbound traffic. What ngrok
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How to Set Date and Time in Kali Linux Kali Linux uses the same systemd time controls as Debian. Start by checking the current clock, time zone, and network synchronization state, then change only the setting that is wrong. Check the current clock before changing it The timedatectl status command shows local time, universal time,
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Pyrit is not a supported install target on current Kali Linux because the upstream repository describes the project as old, outdated, and still tied to Python 2 while Kali has completed its Python 3 transition. For an authorized wireless-security lab, check the project state before adding a legacy tool because Pyrit needs an isolated legacy
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DataGrip runs on current Linux desktops through JetBrains Toolbox, a standalone tarball, or Snap. Toolbox is the recommended route when you want JetBrains to manage updates and multiple IDE versions. A standalone install gives you an explicit location, while Snap updates itself and needs classic confinement. Check whether your Linux desktop is supported JetBrains lists
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LibrePCB is a free & open-source software, cross-platform, easy-to-use EDA (Electronic Design Automation) suite to draw schematics and design printed circuit boards. Using this, we can develop printed circuit boards. It comes with easy to use GUI, project management and library, schematic, board editors. Most of EDA tools are proprietary, close source and vendor specific
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