Commands and codesBeginners guide to the Linux operating system. Eight simple tutorials which cover the basics of LInux.
Ubuntu has replaced Chromium in the universe repository with a Snap package, so users are looking for a deb package or apt method to install their browser. The Linux Mint team has been maintaining the chromium deb package for some time. You can install the package on Ubuntu to keep it up to date. It’s… read more »
Thorium Reader is a free open source e-reader software for Linux, Windows and Mac OS. It supports EPUB, EPUB3, PDF, ZIP, LPF, audiobook, Webpub, LCPA, LCPDF, LCPL, Divina, Daisy and OPF file formats. You can also import OPDS feeds to read eBook and LCP protected files. It comes with custom screen sizes, layout settings, session… read more »
With the release of version 0.96, the feature-rich screenshot application will eventually be ported to GTK3, creating the first step back to the Ubuntu Universe repository. Shutter 0.96 no longer relies on goocanvas, Gnome wnck, GTK2 versions of image viewer widgets, and its own appindicator module. Instead, I needed the GTK3 version of the image… read more »
Wine, a free open source implementation for running Windows apps on Linux, released version 6.9 last night. Here’s how to install it on Ubuntu 21.04, Ubuntu 20.10, Ubuntu 20.04, Ubuntu 18.04. Wine 6.9 A new development release with the following features: The WPCAP library has been converted to PE. Support for paper forms in the… read more »
Sublime Text is a source code text editor for Windows, Mac and Linux. It is proprietary software, written in C ++ and Python. However, it’s completely free and you can try it out with unlimited use. Currently, there is no mandatory time limit for this software evaluation time. The latest current version is Sublime Text… read more »
Sublime Text 4 was officially released a day ago. Here’s how to install it on Ubuntu 21.04, Ubuntu 20.04 via the apt repository. Sublime Text 4 (Build 4107) has a multi-select tab. You can select tabs and display them side by side by holding down Ctrl (or Shift). You can now automatically switch between dark… read more »
If you don’t like the default GrubBootloader Menu Background and want to change the background image, this article is useful. In this article, you will learn how to customize the background image of Grub. How to change the background image of Grub Several methods available for changing the background image in Grub. However, here we… read more »
Want to run a command or script daily, weekly, monthly, or any other specific schedule? It’s easy to do this on Ubuntu via a cron job. Cron is a time-based job scheduler that runs commands or scripts on a regular basis at regular times, dates, or intervals. It is typically used to maintain or manage… read more »
.NET (DotNet) is a free open source developer platform for Windows, MacOS, and Linux. Since .NET 5 is the successor to the older .NET Framework and was formerly known as .NET Core until version 3.1. Therefore, do not confuse it with the name. You can use it to build any kind of application. The latest… read more »
1Password Password Manager officially adds Linux support. Here’s how to install it on Ubuntu 20.04 via the apt repository: 1Password is a password manager developed by AgileBits Inc. It provides a place for users to store various passwords, software licenses, and other sensitive information in a virtual vault locked with a PBKDF2 protected master password…. read more »