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Uncategorized Aug 19, 2016 8 min read

Arch Linux Take Your Linux Knowledge To Next Level [Review]

This review will be a bit unconventional, probably because Arch Linux itself is a bit unconventional. Rather than having continued, numbered releases like most distros, Arch Linux follows the rolling-release model, meaning that you install Arch once and it updates forever (or at least, until you break something). There is no “Arch Linux 16.04 LTS”, there is simply Arch Linux. The philosophy of Arch, known as The Arch Way, focuses on simplicity and user centrality, rather than user frien

Reviews Aug 9, 2016 3 min read

4 Linux Torrent Clients That You Should Try Out

I recently switched from Ubuntu to Arch Linux and am in the process of bringing my Arch system up to full functionality. A Linux torrent client, which is becoming a more popular method of downloading, is an essential tool in any Linux user’s system. Because decentralised download sources distribute resource use among users rather than putting all of the burdens on a server somewhere. For example, when downloading new Linux.iso files to test, I prefer to do so via torrent rather than thro

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Uncategorized Aug 8, 2016 4 min read

Linux Mint 18 "Sarah" Review

Now it has been approximately a month since I’m using Linux Mint 18 “Sarah“. There is no doubt this distro is solid and newbie friendly. I always suggest Linux newbies start with Linux Mint as it makes easier for them to move around and learn Linux system. Sarah takes the same legacy forward with better look and user experience. LinuxAndUbuntu Distro Review Of The Week I always try new Linux distributions to test them out and check whether they’re user-friendly, whether new Lin

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Linux Distributions Aug 5, 2016 5 min read

5 Best Linux Distros To Recover Dead Computers Data

Hay! Linux newbies. Have you ever corrupted your Computer while you’re experimenting something? I am sure you would have. It often happens that you wanna try out new commands, or install beta updates that crash your computer on the very next restart. In this article, I’ll walk you through the 5 Linux distributions that can work as data recovery tools. So let’s get started! One of the most annoying things is the system crash. You try out something, when you restart, you never see the logi

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Games Aug 2, 2016 7 min read

6 Best Linux For Gaming

Linux is known for performance, stability, and security, but it is now known for gaming. There are hundreds of games for Linux, and so many Windows games have been ported for Linux. But we have so many Linux distros specially developed for gaming. In this article, I will list the 6 Best Linux for gaming. Hope you enjoy it! * Linux for Gaming * 1. SteamOS * SteamOS System Requirements * 2. Ubuntu GamePack * GamePack System Requirement * 3. Play Linux [Discontinued]

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Linux tools Jul 24, 2016 2 min read

Terminator A Linux Terminal Emulator With Multiple Terminals In One Window

Each Linux distribution has a default terminal emulator for interacting with the system through commands. But the default terminal app might not be perfect for you. There are so many terminal apps that will provide you more functionalities to perform more tasks simultaneously to sky-rocket speed of your work. Such useful terminal emulators include Terminator, a multi-windows supported free terminal emulator for your Linux system. What Is Linux Terminal Emulator? A Linux terminal emu

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Reviews Jul 22, 2016 3 min read

Keeweb A Linux Password Manager

Today, we rely on an increasing number of online services. Every online service we sign up for allows us to create a password, which means we have to remember hundreds of passwords. Passwords are easily forgotten in this situation. In this article, I’ll discuss Keeweb, a Linux password manager that can securely store all of your passwords both online and offline. There are a plenty of Linux password managers to choose from. Keepass and Encryptr, a Zero-knowledge system-based password man

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Reviews Jun 20, 2016 3 min read

Wiznote An Evernote Alternative - Linux Note Taking App

Since Evernote client is not available for Linux, Linux users always search for an Evernote alternative. Today we have come up with Wiznote, a note-taking app that is available for all major platforms including Linux. Wiznote is developed by Wozhi Tech Beijing Co. Ltd. a team of 20 developers. It allows to take, edit and view notes and collaborate with your team members. Let’s see more about Wiznote and how to install it in Linux. Wiznote A Linux Note Taking App Wiznote is develope

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Reviews Jun 11, 2016 15 min read

8 Best Linux PDF Editors [CLI + GUI]

For probably the better part of 15 years, PDF has been the de facto standard for sharing, e-mailing, and printing documents. It is a well-supported format and Linux distributions have been able to read them since forever! The only problem is while Windows and MacOS machines can easily buy and install Adobe Acrobat Pro, there is no native Linux version. But, there are several good PDF editors available, and I had a go at testing them for you. For the purposes of this article, I teste

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Reviews Apr 3, 2016 5 min read

3 Best Evernote Alternatives With Official Linux Clients

Evernote is a well-known note-taking application that allows you to create, edit, and delete notes from their web-based application as well as Evernote client apps for Windows, Mac, and all major mobile platforms. Unfortunately, Evernote does not have a client app for Linux. Evernote has some unofficial clients, such as Everpad. However, there are always issues with such unofficial clients. In this article, I’ve compiled a list of three Evernote alternatives that offer all note-taking feature

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Reviews Mar 16, 2016 11 min read

8 Best Linux IDE for Developers in 2023

It’s fun to code, and if you do it well, you can be a good developer. Nowadays, people are turning toward programming, and they are successfully building great applications. In this post, I will give Linux users a list of the 8 Best Linux IDE or code editors that help developers in programming great applications in Linux quickly and easily. IDEs are very important when developing any application. It can ease the work by providing tons of handy features. The following list of 8 Best Linux

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Reviews Mar 9, 2016 4 min read

Netbeans IDE - Popular Linux Code Editor

NetBeans is a Java-based software development platform. It is the most popular Linux code editor available today for Java, C, C++, and PHP development, and it includes many pre-configured code templates and code generation tools for faster development support. Netbeans is a cross-platform application that runs on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. Oracle developed and distributed NetBeans, which is a platform of modular components used for developing Java desktop applications. Oracle also cre

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