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If you are a digital note-taker like me chances are you probably have heard of apps like Notion, Evernote, Dropbox, and Joplin. But have you heard of Obsidian? If you have not let me tell you Obsidian is one of the best apps for your university life. From note-taking to embedding videos to your notes,

The Steam Deck hardware from Valve has achieved significant success, prompting other companies like ASUS to enter the gaming handheld market. What this success demonstrated is that people want a laid-back experience while gaming, a simple easy-to-operate machine that does not get in your way (and can be operated with a controller), so users have

Flatpak is a really secure and sandboxed packaging format that allows developers to publish their applications without having to worry about the dependencies and the specific versions they have to pull while installing their applications on different Linux distributions. For users, this results in slightly larger downloads and disk space usage because all the libraries

Spotify is perhaps the most popular streaming platform worldwide. On Linux, this platform has some caveats (such as the controversial use of Electron in the client) but it works really fine if you use it in a web browser. However, the free tier of Spotify is sometimes annoying to use even with a third-party client

Are you a gamer who loves strategic games? Strategic games stimulate our minds and make us think critically, Unlike action games that the majority of people love, Strategic games require more attention to detail and strategies to win. One of the strategic games you can try is Warzone 2100.  Warzone 2100 was released in 1999.

If you’re teaching coding to your kids or maybe indulge in block coding then there’s a good chance you know about Scratch. It is a tool that helps in block coding. The Scratch 3.0 version improved upon the 2.0 in many ways. It brought new sound blocks, string operations, pen blocks, glide blocks, and many

When working with Java applications we need Java Development Kit or JDK for short. There are various JDKs that you can use like Oracle JDK, OpenJDK, IBM J9 JDK, etc. A JDK contains collections of libraries and tools that are needed when developing Java-based applications. It is used along with a JVM (Java Virtual Machine)