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Green Recorder is a simple desktop recorder which we develop for Linux systems. It supports both Xorg and Wayland (GNOME session). It’s built using Python, GTK+ and ffmpeg. Released under GPL 3. The new version includes the following set of updates: GIF format support is now available. The image size is even optimized and is at […]
https://youtu.be/tolwNquHk8A In this video, I talk about hardware problems and show you how to do a full reset of your machine. HOW TO DO AN EMERGENCY SHUTDOWN 1. If your desktop becomes unresponsive, hold down Alt+Ctrl+F1 or F2. 2. Login with your user name and password. 3. Issue the command ‘sudo reboot’ or ‘sudo poweroff’ […]
Samba File Sharing In Ubuntu 16.04
What’s new in LibreOffice 5.4: a new standard color palette improved file format compatibility importing PDFs now yield much better quality support for OpenPGP key signing of documents on Linux better performance of LibreOffice Online and many new improvements, see release note. How to Install LibreOffice 5.4 in Ubuntu: For all current Ubuntu releases and the […]
Ubunsys gives you power to access some dangerous features of your Ubuntu system. It is an advanced system utility application designed for Ubuntu to manage you system with just mouse clicks. It can be help with package list, able to do changes on system configuration, updates, execute improves, fixes, executing actions to blow of mouse […]
If you use Mac OS, you certainly have known about or used Time machine. It is a backup software application distributed with the Apple’s Mac OS X. It is used to backup your data to an external drive, so that you can restore them later from the backup. If you are a fan boy/girl of Time Machine, […]
It’s a straight-forward GNOME extension that adds a blur effect to the Activities Overview screen. A well-stocked settings section provides enough sliders and switches to appease even the most ardent themers among you. For instance, the app supports a configurable blur radius (with live preview); lets you toggle on/off the vignette effect (which darkens the edges […]
A fresh slice of GNOME Pie, a slick animated application launcher for Linux, is now available. GNOME Pie 0.7.1 arrives out of the oven with basic Wayland support, some minor usability and interaction improvements, plus a layer of pastry flavored patches for previously pernickety problems. The code for bookmark monitoring has been simplified, meaning GNOME Pie should […]
Brief: This article explains the difference between apt and apt-get commands of Linux. It also lists some of the most commonly used apt commands that replace the older apt-get commands. One of the noticeable new features of Ubuntu 16.04 was the ‘introduction’ of apt command. The reality is that the first stable version of apt was released in the […]
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