Pacman is really on the top of the all-time popular games among with Pong and Tetris and because of the simplicity of the game, people have created an open source version of it. Although it can’t be named pacman because of the trademark issues, the developers have named it Kapman. If you can ignore the […]
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Glate is a versatile tool for Linux that offers translation and TTS (Text-to-Speech) capabilities, helping users to overcome the language barrier. It provides the users an easy way to convert the text into spoken words and also translate them to different languages. Glate relies on the Google Translate service and acts as a medium to
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BlueJ is a popular, integrated development environment (IDE) for Java programming, designed specifically for beginners. It comes with a simple and interactive environment which helps in learning as well as teaching Java programming. In the following guide we will learn the advantages of BlueJ, then we will go through the step-by-step procedure of the installation
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Airsonic is a free and open source media streaming server which allows you to stream your music collection from anywhere, using any device. It comes with a variety of features, and includes a web based interface, supports multiple audio formats, and robust user management capabilities. In the following guide we will learn the various features
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Authy is a popular two-factor authentication (2FA) application that adds an extra layer of security to your online accounts. Authy generates secure tokens for your authentication, which benefits the users and makes it difficult for the attackers to gain unauthorized access to your accounts. In this day and age, your digital security should be taken
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ShellCheck is a powerful static analysis tool for shell scripts. It helps users to identify and fix common issues, ensuring that scripts are efficient and secure. For users of Linux, ShellCheck can be a very useful tool because of its extensive collection of checks and user-friendly interface. In the following guide we will learn the
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Pokémon is one of the most successful franchises ever in the TV and gaming domain. Today we are covering Pokémon Revolution Online, which is an online free-to-play MMO. MMO is an acronym for Massively Multiplayer Online, meaning that in Pokemon-Revolution, you’ll be interacting and playing concurrently alongside hundreds, if not thousands of other players. Pokemon-Revolution
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The average Linux user spends most of their time in the Terminal. As a result, a fast and responsive terminal is something that every user needs. Choosing a Terminal emulator might end up being the option that everyone needs, to deliver a smooth and responsive experience. Alacritty is one of the best terminal emulators available on
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Kakoune is a powerful, modal text editor inspired by Vim, designed to provide an efficient and intuitive editing experience. Kakoune is a text editor that implements Vi’s “keystrokes as text editing language” model. This text editor places a lot of emphasis on interaction. The majority of commands are competitive with Vim in terms of keystroke
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Linux users have always found themselves in a tight spot while socializing online on popular platforms like Discord and Reddit, largely due to the only input being possible is text. Linux does not have native support for emojis, and hence users have to resort to third-party plugins and emoji pickers to be able to use
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