Linux
Do you want a dynamic desktop wallpaper that changes throughout the day and looks like the sort of environment you’d be able to catchPokemon in? If so, check out Bit Day wallpapers. Created by Redditor user ~BloodyMarvelous, Bit Day is a collection of 12 high-resolution pixel art wallpapers. All 12 images are of the same landscape, but […]
I-Nex is a tool providing all the device information in your Linux box. I-Nex comes with a nice graphical user interface. It provides information about CPU, GPU, Motherboard, Audio Device, Disks, OS etc. The GUI have separate tabs for each of the sections and it shows all relevant information about those sections. For any diagnostic […]
WinUSB is a tool that can be used to create a bootable USB Windows installer from an ISO or a DVD, either using a GUI or from the command line. The application looks pretty much abandoned, with the latest release dating back to 2013 however, GitHub user slacka forked it, fixed most of its bugs, […]
By default, LibreOffice saves files in the Open Document Format (ODF). However, it also reads and writes files in Microsoft Office formats (DOC and DOCX). If you collaborate with others on Microsoft Office documents, but you use LibreOffice, you can choose to always save files as Microsoft Office files to make it easier to exchange […]
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 […]
LibreOffice has many useful features, but you can add even more. Much like Firefox add-ons or Chrome extensions, you can add extensions to LibreOffice to expand its capabilities. For example, there are extensions that add an enhanced Find & Replace dialog box for Writer (AltSearch), a grammar checker for Writer (Lightproof), a Calendar for Calc, a floating Search […]
Neofetch displays information about your system next to an ASCII operating system logo (or any picture you configure it to display). You can run Neofetch on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and more Designed to handle show and tell, apps like neofetch are a mainstay of desktop screenshots. They can distill information about the operating system, kernel version, […]
What’s New in Cinnamon 3.2? The Cinnamon 3.2 update delivers a robust set of changes to the desktop, including support for vertical panels, audible notifications, and sleek new menu animations. Other features n’ fixes include: Support for vertical panels “Peek at desktop” feature Support for audible notifications Improved keyboard apple Option to show percentage next to volume slider Menu […]
is an Ubuntu Indicator that collects desktop notifications, displaying them in its menu. This is useful if you missed some important notification for various reasons, like being away from the computer, etc. I’ve covered Recent Notifications before, however, the last article on WebUpd8 dates back to 2011, so I decided to post another article about […]
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