We often get stuck in a situation where we have to send a large-sized file somewhere, but the limit on the messenger is just 150 megabytes or 2 gigabytes. In that case, we can compress the file and split it into various parts. It can also be achieved for folders. In this article, we are […]
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Because of the increasing popularity of Linux on desktops, Microsoft has ported its renowned Edge browser to Linux. Edge is another open source Chromium based web browser, which also supports Chrome’s web extensions. In this article, we are going to take a look at the installation steps of Microsoft Edge on Linux. Download Microsoft Edge
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If you’ve ever had to extract a large number of zip files, you know it can be a time-consuming and tedious process. But on Linux and other UNIX-like distributions, there’s a much easier way to do it. In this article, we’ll show you how to unzip multiple zips files using just a single line of
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Do you find yourself needing to convert or add images to PDF documents frequently? If so, you’re not alone. There are plenty of online tools that can help you get the job done quickly and easily. However, if you’re concerned about privacy, you may be interested in knowing that you can achieve the same results
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Razer Synapse, the software used to configure RGB lighting and effects on Razer devices, is unavailable on Linux. However, open source developers have developed a tool named ‘OpenRazer’ which can be used for the same purpose. This application still lacks some features, such as the ability to configure macros on a mouse. However, you can
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Mozilla Firefox is the most widely used web browser in the Free and Open source community. However, the company Mozilla has made really questionable choices as a company for Firefox in the recent 2-3 years. One of the silly changes they made was when you click any PDF document, Firefox automatically chooses to download the
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If you’re looking for a way to make your images more stylish, why not try converting them to the Nordic theme palette? This can be easily done with a handy Python script that you can find on GitHub. There are four main Nordic palettes – Polar Night, Snow Storm, Frost, and Aurora – each with
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If you’re sick of being greeted by a dialog box asking you to send a crash report every time you power on your Ubuntu machine, there’s good news. You can get rid of those annoying messages for good with just a few steps. Keep reading to find out how! What is the issue exactly? Your
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The Arch User Repository (AUR) is a huge community-maintained repository of packages for Arch Linux and its derivatives. It’s a major part of the Arch Linux ecosystem, and that’s why even people use Arch or Arch-based Linux distributions. In Ubuntu, if some package is not available in the official repositories, you will have to go
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Linux distributions typically come with a PDF viewer like Evince (called Document Viewer in Gnome desktop Environment). However, Evince doesn’t have editing features like adding lines, highlighting text, etc. PDF editors can be categorized in two types: PDF editors can edit the content inside a PDF (such as change text, highlight, annotate, add/remove images etc).
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