3 Best Free Photoshop Alternatives for Ubuntu, Linux

Photoshop is a raster graphics image editor and manipulator developed by Adobe. This decade old software is a de facto standard for the photographic industry. However, it is a paid product and doesn’t run on Linux. Though nothing technically replace a software however below three free apps which comes close to the Photoshop in terms […]

ONVIFViewer – Internet Camera Viewer for Linux and Android

ONVIFViewer is a free and open-source internet camera viewer/IP viewer for Linux systems. ONVIF (Open Network Video Interface Forum) is a protocol established by Bosch, Sony and other partner to standardize the network cameras and its interfaces. All the softwares available today to access internet cameras, security cameras are proprietary and nothing was available for Linux […]

4 Neat New GTK Themes for Your Linux Desktop

The new Yaru/Communitheme theme might be the talk of the Ubuntu town right now, but it’s not the only decent desktop theme out there. If you want to give your Linux desktop a striking new look ahead of the autumn then the following quad-pack of quality GTK themes might help you out. Don’t be put off by […]

Confidential Mode comes to Gmail Android app

Google’s big Gmail redesign earlier this year added a handful of new features, including Confidential Mode. The Android app hasn’t gotten all the new Gmail tools, but Confidential Mode is rolling out today. You don’t even need to update the app—just take a peek in the menu. Confidential Mode sends emails that self-destruct after a given length […]

Auto Change Wallpaper every day via Variety in Ubuntu/Linux

Get Fresh Wallpaper every day Using Variety. Variety is a cool utility available for Linux systems which makes your dull desktop look great, every day. This free wallpaper changer utility replaces your wallpaper in your desktop in an interval. You can set it to change the wallpaper in every 5 minutes also! Here are some of […]