In this article, we’ll discuss how to install a certificate in a Linux system, its importance, and its use cases. Nowadays, in a world where cyberattacks are becoming more common, it is crucial to take safeguards to protect your online activity. One approach to do this on a Linux system is to install certificates. You […]
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Signal is a fully open-source end-to-end encrypted messaging application which is available on every platform, be it Android, Windows, macOS, or Linux. Although this application existed for a long time (launched in 2014), it gained a lot of popularity in 2022 when WhatsApp changed its privacy policy to be more invasive. It is very secure
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Foliate is a lightweight and open-source e-book reader application written in the GTK framework and supports multiple book formats such as EPUB, Kindle (azw), Comic books (cbr, cbz etc.) as well as plain texts. It offers you a Library view and a catalogs tab from where you can download books as well from websites like
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If you are using your Linux machine along with any display having resolution higher than 720p, then chances are that every artifact such as icons or buttons either looks too small or too large. This is because Fractional scaling has been missing from Linux desktops from quite some time. The previous X11 display server didn’t
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Your Desktop is the first thing you encounter when you turn on your system, and you see things like your wallpaper and desktop icons if you have placed any. Wallpapers and themes can change the entire look of your desktop, and hence you should carefully choose both of them. Wallpaper Engine is a windows only
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If you use Linux, you probably know about the Bash shell. It is the default shell in most Linux distributions and gets most of the work done. You might have even heard of a more customizable Z shell or zsh . However if you are looking for a more user-friendly and efficient shell, with features
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According to the Steam Hardware and software survey, Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS is used by 11.74% of all the Linux gamers. And it just stands at the first place among all the Linux distributions when it comes to Linux desktops (Although overall it stands at the 2nd place because of the Steam Deck which has 22.08%
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Guake is a unique open-source dropdown terminal application written in Python and C language, which is made for the GNOME desktop environment. It’s style of window is based on a First-Person Shooter (FPS) game named Quake (which slides down from the top when you press the F12 key), and it prioritizes ease of reaching the
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Running web development locally is convenient. But when you work on live apps, you will likely work on a remote server and require web hosting. Why not set up your personal development environment on a remote VPS and get a hang of a remove dev setup right from the get-go? In this article, we will
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Fly Pie is a GNOME shell launcher designed specifically for users who always prefer using a mouse over a Keyboard to interact with their system. Using this launcher, you can launch applications, access recent files, launch URLs, simulate hotkeys, access the clipboard and much more. You will be relieved to know that it supports both
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