Wine 5.0 has been released
Linux users rejoice; the team behind the Wine application has released Wine 5.
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Linux Mint 19.3 has been released
Linux Mint 19.
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Latest Kali Linux features an Undercover Windows 10 theme
The latest version of the Linux distribution Kali Linux features a new "Undercover" theme that turns the interface into one that resembles Microsoft's Windows 1
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Split or Merge PDFs with PDFsam Basic, an open source program for Windows, Linux and macOS
PDFs have long been a commonly used format for eBooks, digital manuals or documents thanks to how content is presented regardless of operating system that is us
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Mutt is a command line email app for Linux and here's how to set it up
Mutt is a command line email app for Linux; we continue our series of reviews for Linux-based command line applications.
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nnn is an excellent command line based file manager for Linux, macOS and BSDs
The program nnn is one of the lightest file managers available for Linux, macOS, BSDs.
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Fedora 31 Linux distribution is out: here is what is new
Fedora 31 Workstation has been released on October 30, 2019.
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Tails OS: what the amnesic Tor-based Linux system is and how to use it
Tails OS is a free, portable Linux operating system that runs from a USB stick and sends all internet traffic through the Tor network.
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Conky is a highly customizable system monitor for Linux
A couple of months ago, we introduced you to a Windows program called Sidebar Diagnostics; this time, we are going to take a look at a similar program for Linux.
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Celluloid is a really good mpv frontend for Linux
If you are a Linux user who wants a front-end for the popular MPV video player, Celluloid may be your best bet.
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Newsboat is a command line based RSS feed reader for Linux
Once upon a time, there used to be a Command line based RSS feed reader called Newsbeuter, but, like many a good program it too was abandoned.
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SimpleScreenRecorder is a user friendly video capturing app for Linux
Video recording tools can be complex for many users.
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Feh on Linux: how to use the lightweight command-line image viewer
Feh is a lightweight, free image viewer for Linux that you start from the terminal (or from a file manager's Open With menu).
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Bookworm is a light-weight eBook reader for Linux
While Calibre has a built-in reader, and is the absolute best when it comes to managing and converting eBooks, some people may prefer an alternative when it com
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A Look at Redcore Linux: Gentoo based Linux Distribution
Many people in the technology world have heard, at least in passing, of the Linux distribution Gentoo.
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Flameshot is a brilliant screenshot tool for Linux
The default screenshot tool in Ubuntu is alright for basic snips but if you want a really good one you need to install a third-party screenshot app.
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A look at MX Linux 18.3
I’ve been doing a little bit of distrohopping in the last week or so to take a look at new systems being developed and to try a few I haven&a
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Headphones not working on Linux Mint and Linux: how to fix it
When headphones produce no sound on Linux or Linux Mint, the cause is usually one of three things: the wrong output device is selected, ALSA's Auto-Mute Mode is
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Linux Mint 19.2 is out
The Linux Mint team released a new version of the Linux distribution on August 2, 2019.
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Leaving Windows for Manjaro KDE: Post-Installation First-Steps
Previously I wrote an article where I recommend Manjaro KDE Edition for Windows 7 Refugees and I felt like I should follow-up with some changes and first-steps
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Best Linux Distro for Windows 7 Refugees: Manjaro KDE
With the impending destruction of Windows 7 (read: loss of official support) looming in the horizon, many users may find themselves in the debate o
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Steam and Ubuntu: support until 2025 and 20.04 LTS
Steam customers who run the gaming client on Ubuntu machines were in for a shock when Canonical, Ubuntu's parent company, announced that it would not support 32
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Ubuntu 19.04 is out
The final version of the Linux distribution Ubuntu 19.
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Linux gamers rejoice: Wine 4.0 is here
Gaming on Linux picked up some pace in recent years in large parts thanks to Valve Software's investment in growing gaming on Linux.
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Linux Mint 19.1 Tessa is now available
Linux Mint 19.
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Debian Project releases Debian 9.6
The Debian Project announced the release of Debian 9.
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You can now buy Linux on Microsoft's Store
WLinux is the first commercial version of Linux, more precise the Windows Subssystem for Linux, on the Microsoft Store.
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Fedora 29 released with support for Modularity
The Fedora Project announced the release of Fedora 29, a new version of the open source Linux distribution, on October 30, 2018.
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Ubuntu 18.10 released with new desktop theme
Canonical released a new version of the organization's Ubuntu GNU/Linux distribution; Ubuntu 18.
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Windows 7 to Linux: Backup and Media creation
This is the second part of our migrating from Windows 7 to Linux guide.
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Windows 7 to Linux: Preparations
This is the first part of a series of articles that describes how to migrate from a Windows 7 device to a device running Linux.
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Privacy-focused Linux OS Tails 3.9 released
Tails 3.
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Watch your favourite streamers from GNU/Linux with GNOME Twitch
Streaming is a big deal nowadays in the gaming world; what used to be boring and weird, watching someone else play a videogame, is now something that millions o
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Hiri – Office365 and Exchange for GNU/Linux
If you’re like me and use Microsoft Exchange or Office 365 for work or school, you’ll quickly find out how much of a pain it can be, trying to fin
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Top 5 AAA Native Linux Steam games, you need to play now
Gaming on GNU/Linux systems is becoming more and more feasible, with updated video drivers coming frequently from both major sides of the market, and more peopl
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Xbox 360 Wireless Controller for PC+Rocket League+Ubuntu=Awesome
I’m a gamer.
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A look at Ubuntu 18.04 Budgie
I’ve been really wanting to like Budgie, but haven’t had the best experiences with using it on various systems, as you can
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Researchers release DEDA to anonymize laser printer tracking dots
DEDA is a new tool for Linux that researchers have created to read and decode the forensic information, and to anonymize information to protect against tracking.
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Linux Mint 19 "Tara" final is out
The Linux Mint team has released Linux Mint 19 final, codename Tara, in the desktop environment flavors Cinnamon, Mate, and Xfce.
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A look at Lutris – Open Gaming Platform for GNU/Linux
There’s plenty of gaming platforms out there nowadays, from Steam to Origin, it seems like you need to have almost as many gaming platforms a
