Audio, network, and NVIDIA graphics card often pose challenges for users who have recently installed Linux on their desktop. If it works, it works; but if it does not work, then you will have to spend hours trying to troubleshoot the problems arising on your PC. Even if everything works perfectly, sometimes the minor inconveniences […]
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MATLAB, or Matrix Laboratory, is a programming and numeric computing platform used by millions of engineers and scientists to analyze data, develop algorithms, create models, and provide visual insights. It is a staple for any sort of complex numerical or mathematical programming, which makes it a valuable tool for research, development, and innovation. MATLAB is available
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Gaming on Linux has come a long way in the last few years, From Valve’s Proton to the Steam Deck, we can now even run Windows only titles using Wine or Lutris. And we have already discussed the Heroic Games Launcher, through which, we can install and launch our Epic Store games using Wine or
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Gabut Download manager attempts to be an alternative for the famous Internet Download Manager (IDM) application which is used on the Windows platform to download files from the internet, specially large files. While various command-line tools like wget or cURL can download internet files, they require remembering different command options, which might be challenging for
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OpenAI’s ChatGPT AI tool has gained immense popularity among people with varying degrees of technical knowledge. Other businesses like Microsoft and Google are also integrating AI in their services. Microsoft is integrating its Bing AI in the Bing search as well as into the Cortana search in the Windows operating system, and Google is trying
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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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