A common problem is that you cannot find the files you have placed somewhere. While working under Linux, regardless of the distribution, many GUI options allow you to search for your files. In many cases, however, you will only have
Sublime Text is a powerful text editor that is mostly used for web and software development. It can be installed and used on multiple platforms ie Windows, Linux, and MAC. Sublime text has a lot of functionalities and it supports
If you want to extract gif from any video without having a lot of video editing expertise, GifCurry should be your go-to tool. GifCurry is an open source tool that comes with a very simple UI that is rich enough
If you are looking for something that works in Linux as good as Winamp works in Windows, Qmmp is a great choice. Qmmp is a feature-rich audio player with support for many file formats. It is written in Qt and
If you are in search of finding and using some pretty fonts for your Ubuntu desktop, applications, and web pages, Font Finder is there for your help. This Rust based application is easy to install and can fetch Google web
When choosing a good screen recording tool, there are various tools available for this purpose in Linux. Sometimes it might get confusing to select one tool but how about using a built-in screen recording tool that you do not even
When you are using a network connection whether a fast or slow, you might often wish to know about the speed of the connection. Actually, It is often useful to check and keep an eye on the network speeds. That
Until now, Deepin possesses the sleekest desktop environment. It is probably one of the most beautiful and best user-friendly desktop Linux distribution. When we talk about visual appeals, I would not be wrong in saying that it has blown away
Flatpak is a universal package system for software deployments, application virtualization, and most importantly package management that works on all Linux distros. With a Flatpak package, you don’t need to worry about any dependencies and libraries as everything is already
New Linux users are often faced with the problems due to accidental changes in their system that eventually results in unstable system performance. But what about resetting the entire operating system to its factory default settings without re-installing it using
