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BEST SCREEN RECORDERS FOR LINUX 1. KAZAM Kazam is a minimal and nifty tool for screencasting. It includes screenshot support too. Kazam is most suitable for beginners and for getting the task done quickly without going too much into various options. Kazam Interface MAIN FEATURES Simple and compact user interface Supports multiple video output format Audio […]
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 Shrink or Delete your Swap Partition in Linux
Modern PCs ship with a feature called “Secure Boot” enabled. This is a platform feature in UEFI, which replaces the traditional PC BIOS. If a PC manufacturer wants to place a “Windows 10” or “Windows 8” logo sticker to their PC, Microsoft requires they enable Secure Boot and follow some guidelines. Unfortunately, it also prevents you from […]
FreeFileSync is a utility which synchronizes files and folders. FreeFileSync is free and open-source software available in Ubuntu, Linux and other Ubuntu derivatives. It is capable of perfectly sync two folders with the mismatched files. The utility comes with a nice UI where you get to choose two folders which you wish to compare. After […]
Bringing Gmail & Google Inbox to the desktop in a neatly packaged app WMail was created to make your webmail feel right at home on your laptop or computer. It keeps the best of Gmail and Google Inbox whilst adding all those extra bits that you miss when using them in a web browser WMail […]
Sometimes there are apps that I want to write about but I’m uncertain of why I want to write about them. Case in point today is Synapse, a smart application launcher (and then some), a one-time mainstay on many a Linux desktop. You’ve probably either read about the app or tried it at some point since its debut way back […]
This video shows you hot to refresh network/internet connections. Refresh Network Connections Script Commands For Upstart: sudo service network-manager restart For systemd: sudo systemctl restart network-manager Create a script to run this command with one click: nano refresh-net Add to file: #!/bin/bash # Refresh network connections sudo service network-manager restart sleep 5 exit Ctrl+o […]
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