Commands and codesOpen source applications may be viable alternatives to popular closed-source applications and some open source tools offers features or performance benefits that surpass their commercial counterparts.
The most commonly used command-line tool for process monitoring on Linux is top, its colorful and feature-rich cousin stop . To monitor the temperature on Linux, you can use lm sensor. Similarly, there are many utilities that can monitor other real-time metrics, such as disk I/O, network statistics, etc. Glance It is a system monitoring… read more »
Introduction: OnionShare is a free and open source tool that uses the Tor network to share files securely and anonymously. You may have encountered many online services to share files securely, but it may not be completely anonymous. In addition, you really have to rely on a centralized service to share files, and if the… read more »
Introduction: CryptPad is an amazing open source online suite for creating documents, spreadsheets, presentations, boards, etc. The best part is that all documents are encrypted. Check out CryptPad in this week’s open source software highlights. There is no doubt that Google’s online office product suite, including online document products, is quite popular among Internet users…. read more »
Introduction: Photoflare is an image editor available for Linux and Windows. The editor has a free and open source community version. GIMP is the first choice for image editing on Linux. However, if you don’t need advanced editing features, GIMP can be overwhelming. This is where apps like Photoflare step in. PhotoFlare: Simple image editor… read more »
Introduction: A simple and simple tool that can quickly trim video without re-encoding. Here we take a look at what it provides. You may already know some of the best free video editors for Linux, but not everyone needs to provide all the features. Sometimes, you just want to perform an operation quickly, such as… read more »
Introduction: espanso is a cross-platform text extender tool written in Rust. The text extender allows you to use shortcuts instead of typing long words and sentences. If you use a keyboard Macro Or a mouse macro, you may have saved a lot of time to finish the work. However, you cannot just use a macro… read more »
Introduction: RecApp is a simple open source screen recorder tool. It has no powerful features, but can provide you with enough screen recordings through a simple user interface. We have many screen recorders available for Linux. When I like to use SimpleScreenrecorder, Abhishek prefers to use Kazam. Neither of us uses GNOME’s built-in screen recorder…. read more »
Introduction: Jitsi Meet is an open source video conferencing service that you can use for free to organize online courses, meetings and parties. You can also host Jitsi on your own server. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the trend of remote work increased significantly. Whether you like it or not, video conferencing is a good solution… read more »
Adobe Photoshop Not applicable to desktop Linux. GIMP is the best alternative to Adobe Photoshop on Linux. If you have used Photoshop for a while, you will notice GIMP It has different settings, different keyboard shortcuts and layouts than Photoshop. There is absolutely nothing wrong. After all, both are two different kinds of software, and… read more »
It is very important to complete the work. If you have a list of things you plan to do, you can make your job easier. Therefore, it is not surprising that we are talking about the to-do list application on Linux here. Of course, you can easily use some of the best note-taking applications on… read more »