Draw on your screen feature helps your Linux system to annotate the screen. It is helpful when making a tutorial video and highlighting some crucial parts on the screen or just annotating and saving or sharing the screenshot for future reference. There are many applications available for Windows and Mac, but let’s talk about tools […]
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There are numerous ways through which you can install any application on Linux. Package managers, Flatpaks and snaps are the most used package managers on distributions, but there is another way – AppImages. AppImages are standalone applications which do not need to be installed on your distribution and can run directly using a launcher. Although,
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One of the best things about Linux is the apt command which lets you install applications and software effortlessly. Using apt, you don’t have to go through downloading the software, then going through the installer and clicking ‘Next’ a dozen times. It makes sure that every software is installed with just one terminal command. But,
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I recently switched to the Cinnamon Desktop Environment from GNOME 42 because of excessive RAM usage. Now, I used the bulk rename feature of the Nautilus file manager very regularly to rename files via the GUI, but this feature was not available in the Nemo file manager which is the default in the Cinnamon Desktop
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DuckDuckGo is one of the most private search engines available to use on any web browser. It does not track you in any manner (unless you use the DuckDuckGo browser) and gives you just the result of your query (unlike Google, which gives you a search result based on your history). You still have to
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KDE is a software community which develops free software. KDE desktop i.e. Plasma is a very popular environment for Linux systems. Known for its beauty it is a highly customisable graphical workspace. Most famous distributions like Kubuntu, Manjaro, Fedora, etc. come preloaded with KDE desktop. It provides a wide range of apps, plugins, themes, widgets,
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Harmonoid Player is an excellent-looking, free and open-source music player available on Linux, Windows and Android. It has excellent metadata support and can index all your music files very efficiently. It also supports playing music directly from YouTube as well as from your local library. In this article, we will take a look at the
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Archbang is a Linux distro heavily based on the famous Arch Linux. It is one of the oldest distros based on Arch Linux. It promises to provide an easier installation experience compared to its infamous parent distro which is one of the hardest to install for a Linux newbie. Many consider Arch Linux as the
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Hannah Montana is a Unix-like Linux operating system based on Kubuntu and built around KDE 4.2. It is themed after the famous American television show Hannah Montana. Its primary purpose was to attract young users to Linux. The most recent version of Hannah Montana Linux(HMLinux) was released in 2009. It was described as fast, stable,
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Arch Linux and all the distributions based upon it, such as ArcoLinux, Manjaro, and Endeavour OS, are rolling release distributions. This is why they are updated on a daily basis and usually don’t remain stuck to the old version for too long. This acts as a clear advantage for the users as they get to use the latest and
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