VisualBoyAdvance is a famous emulator known to emulate Game Boy Advance. Before I say anything, I have to tell you about GBA. Game Boy Advance features 32 KB of internal memory, 256 KB of external memory, and 96 KB of VRAM. Pretty impressive specs right? It might not look like that to you now but […]
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Smart-File-Renamer is your one-stop solution for renaming files and folders. If you have a lot of files with names like, “download1”, “download1-again” etc. (these are terrible names) then you are required to rename them for better context and organization, but one or two files is fine but doing it for the whole batch manually will
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Are you looking to read your favorite book? Then meet Fbreader, your would-be favorite e-book reader. The good news for Linux users is that it is available for free on Linux, although it’s not open-source. So let’s learn about this software and see how to install it in Linux. This guide walks you through the
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VLC, among others, is the most popular media player on Linux, as well as on the Windows operating system. It supports all the media codecs and users mostly have a plug-n-play experience using this application on any kind of Video or Audio format. And because this Video player is completely free and open-source, several developers
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Linux offers a variety of media players like VLC, MPV, Haruna, and Celluloid. The last two of them are just front-ends to the stock MPV media player, and this highlights MPV’s versatility in supporting multiple front-ends And as we’ve already discussed before, you can do a lot of things using the MPV media player if
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Interested in guitar and looking to compose your own tablature? Learn how to install and use Power Tab Editor on Linux. This software has received many favorable reviews, which is fair considering how long it has been in the game. Also, it is said to be beginner friendly and easy to learn so let us
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There are many times that you need some other Linux distribution on your current Linux distribution. You may need it to try out a new Linux distro, using a particular application available on a specific distro. Changing your Linux distro would be a very inconvenient and tedious process. Distrobox is one such application for Linux
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Most of the websites built today are developed using PHP as a backend. WordPress, the popular CMS, is also written in PHP. PHP developers are in demand and they require tools to optimize their workflow. The PHP IDEs can help in that regard. PhpStorm is an IDE specifically designed for PHP development. It is developed
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JavaScript is the programming language of the web. Despite its name, it is not related to Java. Modern websites extensively use Javascript. There are various frameworks and libraries based on JavaScript. To make the development easy with JavaScript, an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) can be used. It’ll make writing code much easier. WebStorm is the
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If you’re a developer or DevOps engineer working with databases, there is a high chance that you would have heard of Redis. You may also be using it in your applications. Redis is an immensely popular in-memory database used in various cases needing high performance. You’d need to monitor the performance and analyse the Redis
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