When working at the terminal, the need to use a text editor arises. While using a graphical interface there are quite a few good ones in the terminal. However, there is one that is quite simple to use and that also provides the basics that a text editor can offer us although not many people […]
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The daily use of a modern operating system means that at some point we will have to deal with compressed files. Winrar may be the best known by Windows users but other alternatives may even share similarities. This post will help you to install and use 7Zip in Linux which is a solid alternative that
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Find command in Linux helps you to search for files in a directory hierarchy. This command provides lot of options. You can find using names, case sensitive/insensesitive, pattern, time when accessed and performe action as well. Find syntax find [-H] [-L] [-P] [-D debugopts] [-Olevel] [starting-point…] [expression] This command support lot many Options, you can
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Notepad++ is one of the best, free, fast, and efficient text editors. Support of Plugins takes it higher level. But, it is available for Windows only. Though you can install Notepad++ on Linux using the wine package, it may not be that efficient. You do have a good text editor available in Linux. One of
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Shotcut is a free, open-source, cross-platform video editor. Major features include support for a wide range of formats; no import required meaning native timeline editing; Blackmagic Design support for input and preview monitoring; and resolution support to 4k. In other words, Shotcut makes support for many audio and video formats one of its main strengths.
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Traverso Daw is a free, multitrack audio recording and editing program. It is available for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux Operating systems. The user interface is intuitive, clean, and efficient. This software is written in C++ for Linux operating system, but there are ports available for Windows and Mac OS. The lightweight, robust, and solid
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Have you ever thought of using Coreldraw on Linux? Unfortunately, it is not available for Linux. Of course, you can install it using the Wine package. But, there are good alternatives available in Linux for CorelDraw. One of the options is Inkscape. So in this post, let’s learn how to install Inkscape on Ubuntu 20.04
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Vivaldi is another Chromium-based browser but it does include the features of the Presto-based Opera browser along with its own proprietary modifications. It is freeware and is available for Windows, Linux, Mac, Android operating systems. Developed by Vivaldi Technologies with the below mission. A powerful, personal, and flexible browser that adapts to you, not the
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Skype is a messaging, HD voice and video calling application by Microsoft. You can host the meeting, have a group call, send messages, share screens and there is a lot. It is free and works in the browser, no need to download and install any software. There is a paid subscription available which allows you
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One of the main stigmas and myths that Linux has is ugly. We have already demonstrated that there are issues that break with this theory, which is less and less true. But there is a distribution called Deepin Linux that is something else. We are talking about the most polished graphic interface that there is
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