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In this beginner’s guide, I’ll show most popular ways to install software in Ubuntu. I’ll also show you how to uninstall the software you had installed earlier. I’ll also provide my recommendation about which method you should be using for installing software in Ubuntu. Sit tight and pay attention. This is a long article, a […]
Gis-Weather widget tool is easily and massively customizable for Linux desktop, it displays detailed weather forecast. It acts just like conky but with this you don’t need to worry about fixing the code in any kind of script, it has super easy weather setup. You can add as much location as you want and add […]
Kdenlive, KDE Non-Linear Video Editor, has reached the 16.12 release one day ago. The 16.12 release cycle brings the much requested Rotoscoping effect back and new effects, Library improvements, OGG render profile, UI fixes and as with every release much more stability. This release marks the first step towards implementing Advanced Trimming Tools which […]
LibreOffice 5.3 hides a hidden, Microsoft Office-style ‘Ribbon’ interface — but here’s how to enable it. It seems the feature has been lurking behind the scenes in the open-source office suite a little while, but as LibreOffice isn’t something I use regularly (much less poke around in) I didn’t know it was coming until today. Reader […]
CrossOver Linux is a commercial product that provides Linux users with an easy way (yet expensive) to install various applications and games that run only on the proprietary Microsoft Windows operating systems. Technically, the application is a GUI (Graphical User Interface) front-end for the well known Wine software, which provides a set of APIs and […]
Linux kernel is the essential part of any Linux operating system. It is responsible for resource allocation, low-level hardware interfaces, security, simple communications, basic file system management, and more. Written from scratch by Linus Torvalds (with help from various developers), Linux is a clone of the UNIX operating system. It is geared towards POSIX and […]
Ubuntu Cleaner lets you remove: App caches (including most major browsers) Apt cache Thumbnail cache Old kernels If you amu unneeded packages sticking around the app should also list them as available to remove. It also lists the package configs left over from apps already removed as available to clean, but do pay close attention when opting to removing […]
We previously shared mostly used download managers for Linux but xdman is another great download manager available. Xtreme download manager is very powerful utility that has ability to increase download speed up-to 500% (depend on connection), it can pause/resume downloads even broken downloads are resume-able, xdman also has functionality to grab videos from around the […]
Productivity on any operating system is without doubt one of the most important things that can make or break a platform however, execution is the key – if done right, enterprise adaptation would be shortly underway. Linux today is most certainly an ultimate viable alternative to Windows – both in the general consumer and business […]
How to Downgrade a Package in Your Ubuntu-Based Linux Install
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