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The free and open source accounting software, GnuCash has released its version 3.0. The software that was first released in 1998 under the GNU General Public License (GPL) is available for GNU/Linux, Solaris, BSD, Microsoft and Mac OSX. The featured change to be seen in GnuCash 3.0 is that it now uses Gtk3 Toolkit and WebKit2Gtk API. […]
It’s important to have different passwords for every site or service you use, but tracking all those passwords is a pain (so most people don’t bother). These handy apps will help you create, organize, and use super secure passwords. Why should you bother? Using the same one everywhere can make you vulnerable if there’s a […]
If you’re like me and you hate websites that have annoying auto playing videos with sound, Google has updated their Chrome browser to allow you to mute a website permanently. This feature’s been out for a short while and replaces the ability to mute an individual tab. If you prefer the mute tab function, I’ll […]
Barrier Eliminate the barrier between your machines. Master branch build status: What is it? Barrier is KVM software forked from Symless’s synergy 1.9 codebase. Synergy was a commercialized reimplementation of the original CosmoSynergy written by Chris Schoeneman. What’s different? Whereas synergy has moved beyond its goals from the 1.x era, barrier aims to maintain […]
If you are buying a new desktop PC or laptop then picking a system with the best CPU for your needs and budget is important. The problem is that there are so many options. Here are three websites to help you pick the next CPU for your new PC. https://ark.intel.com/ https://products.amd.com/ https://www.cpubenchmark.net/
How to Create ‘System Restore’ Points in Ubuntu 18.04 Looking for a software that similar to System Restore in Windows or Time Machine tool in Mac OS? TimeShift is an open-source software for Linux that creates file system snapshots, which can be used to restore your Ubuntu to a previous state. TimeShift creates snapshots using rsync+hardlinks, or BTRFS snapshots. It is […]
How to Install Grub Customizer in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS For those who need to modify the default Grub boot-loader settings, Grub Customizer is a useful tool with a graphical user interface. With grub customizer, you can: Rearrange, add, remove, rename boot menu entries. Hide or show boot menu while starting up. Change the default boot entry. Edit […]
A small extension with big appeal I’m pretty happy with the GNOME Shell desktop Ubuntu switched to last October, but I do miss being able to quickly browse and open my files from the Unity Dash. But I need miss it no more. A new GNOME extension brings similar file view functionality to the GNOME Shell desktop. […]
In our earlier article, we have reviewed the usage of TOP Command and it’s parameters. In this article we have came up with another excellent program called Interface TOP(IFTOP) is a real time console-based network bandwidth monitoring tool. It will show a quick overview of network activities on an interface. Iftop shows a real time updated list of network […]
Brief: Snaps are Canonical’s way of providing a cross-distribution package management system. In this article, we will see how to install and use snaps in various Linux distributions. You might be hearing about Snap applications these days. Canonical describes Snap as a universal Linux package which can work on any distribution. Snaps are basically an application compiled together with its […]
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