Linux
About Systemback Systemback is a free utility that can be used to backup and restore Ubuntu-like systems. It is somewhat similar to MS Windows ‘System restore’ option. Using Systemback, we can easily create backup of a Ubuntu desktop or server system, and restore them to the previous state whenever we want. It creates one or […]
A brand new version of the Cinnamon desktop is about to be released, and chances are you want can’t wait to install it on Ubuntu. The good news is that you can install Cinnamon 3.2 on Ubuntu, both LTS and the most recent release, quite easily. The bad news is that you can (currently) only get it from a […]
Dual boot systems which is having multiple OS running in a single desktop/laptop via logical partitions, often prone to GRUB issues. While installing Linux/Ubuntu or Windows – there is a chance of GRUB corruption. If that happens, not everything is lost. There is still a chance that you can boot to your desired OS. Follow […]
Moving to a New /home
install Adobe Flash on Ubuntu. If You Use Google Chrome You Already Have It The Most Easiest™ way to install Flash on Ubuntu is to install Google Chrome. Google Chrome for Linux comes pre-packaged with the very latest version of the Flash PPAPI (‘pepper’) plugin. You don’t need to tick a box, add a repo, or do anything […]
Nimble GNOME-based Budgie desktop environment has gained support for indicator applets. A raft of well-known software, including Dropbox, Skype and Clementine, use indicator applets to provide tray-based access to various features, info and options. A swathe of indicator-only third-party utilities are also available, able to display weather forecasts, emails counts and more directly on the panel. But until now the […]
SpaceView is a cool app which shows the available free disk space of your “favourite” device. This is one of those Linux apps which is “good-to-have”. Have a look: Other than showing the free space, it has options to change the basic label i.e. “/dev/sda” to any of your favourite name and comes with four […]
GIMP is the multi-platform image manipulation tool stands for GNU Image Manipulation Program. It is a freely distributed piece of software for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring. GIMP works on many operating systems and it is translated in many languages. It has many capabilities. It can be used as a […]
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GNU GRUB has been the number one choice among the available system bootloaders for many years now, so replacing such a trusty piece of software for something else isn’t exactly common among Linux users. That is why I will suggest to replace it with a fork of GRUB that is called BURG. BURG is better […]
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