Devuan is a fork of the popular Debian Operating System upon which Ubuntu is based. It was first released in November 2014 with the aim of providing Linux users with a distro that doesn’t have the systemd daemon installed by default. Although Devuan started when Debian adopted systemd but didn’t have a stable release until last year,
Endless OS is a free Linux-based Operating System that makes computers fun to use. It features a beautiful UI, a somewhat locked-down app manager, and tons of educational software. Endless OS is mostly used to teach computing all over the world so the company has made it simulate a smartphone experience. In place of an
FSearch is a GTK+3, open-source, performance-focused search utility for GNU/Linux and Unix-like Operating Systems. It is inspired by Everything Search Engine so it instantly locates files and folders by filename and it is written in C so it boasts amazing speeds – a feature its users love about it the most. It features a modern,
Firefox Quantum version 61 is Mozilla’s 4th major browser release in 2018 and it brought a ton of goodies including performance improvement, faster scrolling, security enhancements, bug fixes, and an overall UI polish. You can switch between tabs better and the settings for the home and new tab pages have been added to the preferences section. Firefox
In this very short article I’m about to show you how to install a custom font by name Kavivanar in Ubuntu and Linux Mint to use it in Libre Office, GIMP, Inkscape and others application. First thing we need to do is to download this font (or any custom fonts) on-line via Google Fonts or
Timeshift is an open-source system restore tool that creates incremental filesystem snapshots using either of 2 modes: BTRFS snapshots or rsync+hardlinks. With it, you can schedule backups at multiple levels using filters and the backups can be restored from Live CD/USB or directly from the system while it is running. The goal of Timeshift is
Linux Mint is a Debian and Ubuntu-based community-driven distro that aims is to be modern, elegant, powerful, and easy to use. Straight out of the box it provides full multimedia support due to its inclusion of proprietary software that is bundled with several free and open-source apps. It was created by French IT specialist, Clement Lefebvre in 2006 who at
We recently released an article wherein I discussed which Ubuntu flavour you should choose , and if you checked it out you will notice that there are well over 5 flavours to pick with varying main features. Would you like to try all of them for yourself but have limited time and resources? Today is your
Nitrux is a free, beautiful, open-source Ubuntu-based distribution with a focus on beauty, user efficiency, and portable universal app formats. It currently ranks #76 on DistroWatch’s popularity hits per day chart. It supports portable universal application formats including AppImage and Snaps and is based on the latest Ubuntu development branch and the latest KDE Plasma desktop
If there is one thing the open source community is not short of it is document viewers. We have published articles on a couple of them in the past not excluding Buka , Bookworm , and Easy Ebook Viewer . Today, we introduce to you another document viewer you can use to read ePub ebooks
