Looking for an open-source modern desktop RSS reader? Then look no more, we got Fluent-Reader, a local, cross-platform news aggregator that brings all your favorite sources to you and lets you read distraction-free. So let’s know about it and see how to install it on Linux. Fluent-Reader: Reading the feeds fluently Oftentimes times we read […]
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VisualBoyAdvance is a famous emulator known to emulate Game Boy Advance. Before I say anything, I have to tell you about GBA. Game Boy Advance features 32 KB of internal memory, 256 KB of external memory, and 96 KB of VRAM. Pretty impressive specs right? It might not look like that to you now but
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Smart-File-Renamer is your one-stop solution for renaming files and folders. If you have a lot of files with names like, “download1”, “download1-again” etc. (these are terrible names) then you are required to rename them for better context and organization, but one or two files is fine but doing it for the whole batch manually will
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Are you looking to read your favorite book? Then meet Fbreader, your would-be favorite e-book reader. The good news for Linux users is that it is available for free on Linux, although it’s not open-source. So let’s learn about this software and see how to install it in Linux. This guide walks you through the
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Interested in guitar and looking to compose your own tablature? Learn how to install and use Power Tab Editor on Linux. This software has received many favorable reviews, which is fair considering how long it has been in the game. Also, it is said to be beginner friendly and easy to learn so let us
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Timeline is a software designed to visually represent sequences of events in chronological order. In this article, we’ll walk you through how to install and use it on Linux. Timeline is a unique software designed for visualizing events in chronological order. It offers a range of features such as scroll and zoom capabilities, different representations
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If you are looking to keep up-to-date with your favorite blogs, and websites like LinuxForDevices, then look no more, meet Raven-Reader. Raven-Reader is an open-source RSS reader app that works on multiple platforms like Windows, MacOS, and Linux. Before we dive deep into the features of Raven-Reader, I just want to tell you that it
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Out there looking for something to record your day-day to life, then I present you RedNotebook, a simple but effective journalling app. Nothing to interrupt you while you record your precious memories or just note down those chemistry practical readings (those are important!!), RedNotebook is an open-source journalling app beloved by the open-source community. RedNotebook
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If you’re working with a Deep Learning model and find it too complex to understand, try Netron to visualize your neural network. Netron is an open-source visualizer for neural networks, deep learning, and machine learning models. Today, we’ll explore Netron and learn how to install it on Linux. Netron is an open-source visualizer for neural
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If you are looking to listen to internet radio from the comfort of your Linux system then I present you Shortwave, an open-source internet radio player, considered to be a successor of Gradio. So today we will learn how to install Shortwave on your Linux system, let’s get started with it. Shortwave is an open-source
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