How to Backup and Restore Google Chrome Profile On Linux
If you haven’t been following our Google Chrome category, my last article concerning the browser was an article on the 12 Chrome Extensions for Developers
Cookie – A Template-Based File Generator for Projects
Cookie is a free and open source template-based file generator that speeds up the process of writing scripts, Makefiles, LaTeX documents, and other one-off files. Cookie
The 10 Best Reasons to Use Fedora Linux
Fedora needs no introduction because it is one of the most popular Linux distribution alongside big names like Ubuntu, Debian, and Red Hat. But just in
Firefox Send – Securely Transfer Large Files for Free
We have covered several file sharing applications over time with apps like Wormhole, EasyJoin, and Android File Transfer For Linux. Today, we introduce you to Firefox’s
takeover.sh – Control Any Running Linux System Via SSH
Adding to the list of script we have covered before e.g. MultiCD and Wildevine we’re here with another nifty one for the Linux gurus and it goes
Persepolis – A Libre Cross-Platform Download Manager for Linux
I was sipping some coffee this morning and it hit me – I have written about managers for downloading wallpapers, fonts, notes, etc. but never about
UserLAnd – Run Linux Distros and Apps on Android Easily
In my article on What is the Difference Between Android and Linux, I (commenters too) pointed out that a major difference between Linux distros and
GameHub – All Your Games in One Place
We have covered Linux gaming a good number of times with topics like PlayOnLinux, Winepak, and Lakka, among others. Today, we have another awesome application
15 Must Have Gaming Tools For PC
I can only imagine how much increase in players the gaming community has seen this year especially since our article on the 30+ Awesome Linux Games
Forget Windows Use Linux – A Distro Designed to Work with Android
Over a year ago, we published a list of the Top 10 Open Source Distros You Haven’t Heard About, and although we received good suggestions in
Kano Computer Kit – Build Your Own Computer
Kano Computer Kit is a collection of items that you can use to build your own computer for learning to code, playing with art, games, light,
AppImage, Flatpak, and Snap from a Software Deployment Perspective
We explained what Flatpak, Snap, and AppImage are in the article How Do They Stack? published over 2 years ago and while the technologies have improved