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One of the biggest difficulties of switching over to Linux is getting used to a completely different ecosystem for applications and trying to switch away from many proprietary applications that are Windows only. Ideally, we should try and convince new users to learn how to use open-source software instead of

One of my favorite things do to when playing around with my Linux system is trying out CLI applications. They’re just so functional, simple, and provide tools to make your overall computing experience better. Recently I took to Twitter to ask you all what some of your favorites are.

hat we’re going to be doing is checking out some of the more popular Linux packaging formats, and running some benchmarks to see if there are any clear winners between them. But before we get into the actual benchmarking, we must first talk about what these different packaging formats

The terminal comes loaded with tons of great tools you can use to help you manage your system and workflow. In the article we will list 7 tools you can add to your terminal to improve your workflow. Trash-cli Command line trash bin interface. trash-put trash files and directories. trash-empty

The GNOME Circle initiative aims to widen developer outreach and enhance the GNOME ecosystem overall. Developers that that have their applications featured within GNOME Circle have had to apply and meet a strong set of criteria. With this a majority of the applications feature are AWESOME. In this article we

These are the the top 10 Linux apps everyone should have on their computers. There is something here for everyone and items everyone should have. Watch the video below for a overview of everything in this article. 1. Ulauncher – Application Launcher Running Ulauncher will greatly increase your productivity flow. It