Files and directories are the building blocks of any Operating System like Linux; knowing what kind of file we are working with is crucial before we open or execute the wrong kind of file. You could be a developer accessing a large codebase, a system administrator troubleshooting issues, or a Linux enthusiast navigating through the […]
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Planify is a feature rich and open source task manager that can be synced with your Google Tasks or Todoist account so that your tasks get synced across different devices. It keeps track of all your tasks, projects, and goals in an organized manner within the application with a beautiful interface. Other than that, this
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The world, they say, belongs to those who read. Although paperback or hardcover books carry a distinct charm, it is recommended that you save paper and get your hands on a digital copy of the book you want to read. However, E-Book readers have seen a dip in popularity recently. We have already covered Foliate
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Heroic Games Launcher is one of the best launchers to use if you want to play games from your Epic Games Library or GOG Library on your Linux Desktop or the Steam Deck. It has a nice and easy to use interface with full controller support built-in, along with a Wine manager for installing compatibility
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There are a large number of note-taking applications available to install on the Linux desktop. We have already discussed the Iotas and QOwnNotes applications, which are excellent applications by themselves, but they do not offer the features like the note-taking application we are going to discuss today. Scrivano is a cross-platform, handwritten note-taking application for
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Recently, there has been a boom in the AI industry and many AI based products have been the highlight of the tech Industry, such as Stable Diffusion, OpenAI’s ChatGPT etc. Some of them used for Image Creation, while others used for getting text replies after entering a prompt. AI is also getting integrated in various
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Dolphin Emulator is a Nintendo Game Cube and Wii emulator that has been in the news recently. What happened is that the developers have been pushing for a release on the Steam Games Store, but they have been served with a DMCA notice for their Steam Page. So, the Steam release of this emulator has
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We often want to share several files, Pictures and Media with our family members. This can be done using Physical media such as a USB Flash drive or an external HDD or SSD. This process can be really a hassle, specially if you want to transfer files from/to your Phone to/from a Windows/Linux device. There
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PipeWire is a low-level multimedia framework designed to capture both audio and video with minimal latency from various media, applications, or input devices. It attempts to solve many problems that were encountered while using PulseAudio (an old sound server program) such as Bluetooth connectivity issues, High CPU usage and JACK backend issues. PipeWire has essentially
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If you want instant access to a folder across many devices, Syncthing is what you need. It is an open source, cross-platform file-syncing solution that can work locally or over the Internet! It has clients for the Linux Desktop, Windows, and macOS. It also has an Android app to sync from and to s martphones! There
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