Tools

Once upon a time, the GNOME Desktop Environment had a launcher menu that allowed users to categorize applications using folders. It allowed us group apps we frequently use

If you were to manually create an image slideshow for your desktop you would have to group your preferred wallpapers together and create an .xml

Have you experienced times when you need to just scrap all that you’re doing and start afresh? There’s a reason why a clean OS installation

nnn is a terminal file browser with a strong focus on bridging the gap between the terminal and the desktop environment. It made its first

Yes, yes – there are already many clipboard managers in the Linux community but how many of them are posses a slick UI and are

F# is a strongly-typed, functional Programming Language designed to fasten the process of solving complex problems using uncomplicated and maintainable code. It is a cross-platform

Keeping track of the changes that have been made to multiple files during your course of work can be tricky. It is one of the

As a system administrator, one tool that should never leave your hand luggage is a System recovery disk because you can never be sure of

ICEcode is a browser-based IDE (Integrated Development Environment) that can be used for both online and offline development while allowing for an easy integration with actual