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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ChatGPT is an AI chatbot and was launched by OpenAI in November 2022. It can perform various tasks such as writing and debugging code, writing stories, and mimicking a human conversation and so on. It is free to use as of now, however, there are plans to monetize the AI. You can access it from
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Ultimate Vocal Remover is an awesome open-source tool for people who want to practice singing or play some instruments along with their favorite songs. It can separate voice and instruments present in a music track in MP3, WAV, or FLAC format and export the output to MP3, WAV, and FLAC as well thanks to FFmpeg. It
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OneDrive is a cloud service offered to you by Microsoft which lets you synchronize and upload files to itself if you have set it up. It is similar to Google Drive, Mega and Dropbox. OneDrive does not have any official clients available for Linux. However, Microsoft has not released any official Linux port of OneDrive
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Gedit is one of the most popular open source text editor which comes pre-installed with any Linux based operating system, which comes with the GNOME desktop environment. And although it can be used just as a normal and simple text editor, Gedit also supports Markdown preview, but you have to install a plugin named ‘Gedit
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CLion (developed by Jetbrains) is one of the most popular C/C++ IDE among developers. It has an easy to use interface but also comes packed with features like VCS integration, CMake support, Unit testing, Collaborative mode and much more. This makes it perfect for anyone regardless of their familiarity to programming. In this article, we
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Fingerpaint is an open source application using which you can draw inside it using just your touchpad on laptops. Obviously, you won’t be able to do professional work accurately using this tool, but you can surely do minimal things like doodling or adding signatures to your documents or e-mail. It launches a new window which
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Iotas is a simple, minimal note-taking application which offers you many features including Nextcloud sync support using which you can access your notes from any device on any Network with ease. It is built while keeping the ‘mobile first’ design in mind, so if you want to have a note-taking application for Ubuntu Touch, you
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There are numerous media player applications available for you to use on Linux desktops such as MPV, Lollipop and the good old VLC media player. They’re easy to use and feature complete, although MPV does require you to learn some keyboard shortcuts. In this article, we will take a look at the open source Cavalier
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The cp command in Linux is a very nice program which is used to copy files and directories from one location to another. Similarly, the mv command can be used to move and rename files from one location to another. Both the commands are part of GNU CoreUtils and is available on every Linux distribution.
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