Xtreme Download Manager is a free and open-source Linux download manager. XDM is cross-platform, with versions for Linux, Windows, and Mac. The new version has recently been released, and it has undergone significant adjustments. The appearance of XDM, in particular,…
DiffPDF is a small but useful tool that compares two PDF files and let you know the differences. This easy to use tool is free for Linux. If you often read books then you can compare for changes in the…
If you regularly make videos for your Youtube channel or other video sites then you must try Kdenlive on Linux. Kdenlive is a free, open-source and easy to use video editor. It is available for Linux, Mac, and FreeBSD. If…
FFmpeg is the command line, cross-platform tool to record, convert, compress and stream audio/video files. Although the command line is easier to use for experienced users, for new, it’s the iron ball to chew. Why not use GUI for FFmpeg?…
Do you follow people on Twitter? Without a doubt. Do you use a web browser to access Twitter in order to receive notifications? Yes. Then you’re missing out on some great apps that offer the same features as the web…
Evernote is one of the most popular note-taking services on the globe. But Evernote client app is still not available for Linux. So are you feeling unfortunate? You don’t need to. We have Everpad! Evernote can be used on Linux…
Many of us want to use Windows and Ubuntu both on the same computer but dual booting does not seem easy to everyone. In this article, I’ll show you how you can dual boot your computer with Windows 10 and…
If you are new to Linux then I’m sure you are giving up a lot of time choosing a Desktop Environment. You are probably thinking to give a try to each one of them but that’s very time-consuming. Edit – There…
Google has taken another step toward protecting users from fishing attempts by releasing a new Google Chrome extension ‘Password Alert‘. The extension protects users from being Gmail account overused with other non-google websites. As soon as it detects that the…
As people are taking a poll on our Ubuntu 15.04 released post, it seems people are interested in the tweaks and improvements made in Vivid Vervet. But you might get confused when you upgrade to Vivid Vervet that all the…
