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Reviews Mar 8, 2016 4 min read

5 Free Alternatives To Google Drive On Linux

Google Drive is one of the most popular, freemium cloud storage services from Google. Gdrive is an official client for Google drive and a must-have application for Windows. But sadly the most popular service can’t be used on Linux via any official client like Gdrive. So I thought to find free alternatives to Google Drive on Linux and I came up with the list of 5 free cloud storage services that provide clients for Linux. I know you’ll love it. Cloud storage is the necessity of our digita

Linux Distributions Mar 6, 2016 5 min read

5 Best Lightweight Linux For Old Computers

Do you have an old computer? Have you kept your old computer somewhere in a rack? So this is the time to take it out and start using it. In this article, I will walk you through the list of 5 Lightweight Linux distributions that you can install and use on old computers. All of these 5 Linux distributions require fewer resources, therefore, can be run on old desktops or laptops. So without any further delay let’s dive in. Lightweight Linux distributions for old computers This l

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Reviews Mar 1, 2016 6 min read

[Review] Plex Media Server For Linux

Today I’m reviewing an app that media fans will enjoy greatly. Your media is synced across all your devices through a media server, not just an app. Plex Media Server for Linux syncs media. It is available for all operating systems, including Linux, Ubuntu, Fedora and CentOS, as well as all derivatives. What Is Plex Media Server? Your Plex Media server can help you sync all of your devices with your media library, including HD movies, videos, lectures, MP3s, and photos. Plex h

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Uncategorized Oct 10, 2015 3 min read

Reasons Why you Might Not Like Lightweight Linux Distributions As A Newbie

There are hundreds of Linux distributions and users choose the one based on their day-to-day tasks. Some of the popular Linux distros are Ubuntu, Debian, and Fedora, etc. Other than this I also suggest users choose a lightweight distro when they’re starting to use Linux. But, In this post, I’ll talk about the Lightweight Linux distributions and why Lightweight Linux distributions may be bothersome. Although there are benefits of using Light Linux distributions there is also a fact that I expe

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Reviews Aug 25, 2015 4 min read

Xtreme Download Manager (XDM)

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, has drastically transformed. I’m sure you’ll be astounded by the team’s progress. Let’s have a look at what’s new in this update! XDM (Xtreme Download Manager) Many Linux users prefer XDM, and the majority of Linu

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Uncategorized Aug 22, 2015 5 min read

Kdenlive Easy to use video editor for linux: Review [Install In Ubuntu, Fedora & Other Distros]

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 you’re a beginner to video editing then I’m sure Kdenlive will surely help you out. Let’s see how to install and use Kdenlive in Linux. Kdenlive is an easy to use video editor. If you don’t know much about video editing then don’t worry you can do most of the prof

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Reviews Jul 31, 2015 6 min read

3 Twitter Clients For Linux

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 Twitter client. There are numerous Twitter clients for Linux that send desktop notifications whenever something happens on Twitter. I’m putting together a list of three Twitter clients for Linux that you’ll find very useful. To begin with, there are many applications that all

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Reviews Jul 8, 2015 7 min read

Best Linux Desktop Environments With Pros & Cons

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 are other good DEs also that’s why I’m reviewing the 5 Best Linux Desktop Environments with the pros & cons. The article gives you what you should know about choosing a DE. So let’s start! When it comes to select your best Linux Desktop Environment (DE), then there are numerous DEs to choose

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Reviews Apr 23, 2015 6 min read

Best Browsers on Linux: Which One Should You Use?

Selecting a good browser for your Linux machine depends on your needs but nowadays most of us require to use browsers for surfing the Internet without some special work like development or so on. Most of us use browsers for social networking, watching lectures for hours and playing games in the browser. So here I’m reviewing Top 4 Linux web Browsers with mentioning some good and bad that I’ve faced. I’ve used many Linux web browsers and I bet there are tons of more to try and use. Well,

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Uncategorized Apr 17, 2015 3 min read

Encryptr Zero-Knowledge System Based Password Manager For Linux

Encryptr is a free and open-source password manager built on a highly secure ‘Zero-Knowledge Crypton Framework.’ A zero-knowledge system prevents even the server from knowing what data is being sent and saved on the server by the user. With a simple and sleek user interface, Encryptr saves all of your passwords, credit card data, PINs, or access codes in the cloud. The tutorial below will walk you through installing Encryptr on Ubuntu or other Debian-based distributions. Discontinued – E

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Reviews Apr 14, 2015 7 min read

5 Best Linux File Recovery Software

At least once in life, most of us lose important data on our computer and then think we must not have deleted this, whether some important documents or lectures’ videos or a bunch of important projects. Instead of cursing yourself for such mistakes, let’s do some work. Let’s try to recover the deleted data. Here I am reviewing 5 best Linux data recovery tools that can help you with file recovery on Linux. * What Is Data Recovery? * 5 Best Linux File Recovery Tools * 5. SystemRe

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Games Apr 8, 2015 10 min read

Top 5 Linux First Person Shooter Games Play On Steam

‘First Person Shooter’ is one of several Game categories. The majority of gamers prefer first-person shooters, or FPS for short. If you’ve ever used Windows, you’ve probably heard of the first-person shooter games Halo, Titanfall, Call of Duty, Blackshot, and others. But, do we have any exciting First Person Shooter games for Linux? There are a lot of them. Here is a list of the top 5 Linux First Person Shooter games. Check them out and have fun with Linux. First-person shooter games hav

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