Mattermost is a team collaboration and chat software, similar to Slack. However, the main difference between this application and Slack is that Mattermost’s application and the backend is entirely open source, and you can also self-host the server yourself. Thus, it gives you a lot of control over what your team can do and customize
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There are many open source audio and Video editing software available on Linux, such as Audacity and Kdenlive. However, most of them are fully fledged editors with plugins and other advanced features, and they only export the final render with some compression. But what if you need an editor which quickly lets you edit videos
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Originally developed by Studio Ghibli, OpenToonz is a powerful open-source animation software, packed with a wide-array of features that has made it a popular choice among animators and digital artists alike. Apart from having being a feature-rich open-source software. OpenToonz has a vast and growing community of artists, animators, developers and enthusiasts who contribute to
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Sublime Merge is a powerful Git client that offers a user-friendly interface for managing Git repositories. It provides its users a wide range of features to simplify the process of working with Git, making it an invaluable tool for the developers. Fun fact, it is developed by the makers of Sublime Text themselves! Sublime Merge
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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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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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GNOME is one of the most popular desktop environment on Linux. It is shipped by default in a lot of popular operating systems such as Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, CentOS and other RHEL based distributions. And as you may know, a new version of this Desktop Environment is released every 6 months (although LTS distributions may
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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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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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The color picker tool is a useful color editor for web designers and artists. It lets us play around with our favorite colors by easily saving them and reusing them later. In this guide, we will see how to install the color picker tool on our Linux PC. Color Picker comes with a very basic
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