Category Linux

If you are using Ubuntu, chances, if you are using Libre Office or Open Office, are pretty much high. You can easily make PDF files from them but you don’t get any tool in Ubuntu to compress PDFs. In many…

Choosing a Linux distribution is one of the most challenging tasks for every beginner because there are somany options and versions to choose from. Every Linux distro receives constant updates and features. However, we shortlisted some questions that you can…

Utorrent is one of the best torrent clients you can get for managing your torrents. But there is no official desktop version available of Utorrent for Ubuntu or any other Linux distributions. But we have a solution to this problem…

Tor is the most secure Linux browser for protecting your online privacy. Tor is a free and open-source Web browser based on Firefox. Your connection is encrypted and protected from trackers and network surveillance. In this tutorial, we will walk…

iTunes is proprietary media management software developed by Apple. iTunes lets you manage, sync, download, and stream media across the synced devices. iTunes is only available on Windows and Mac OS platforms. If you are using Apple products such as…

Debian is always known for stability you can not only use the system based on stability, you need apps that help to increase your productivity and enhance your experience while using it. This list is purely based on our experience…

Installing Debian packages is one of the easiest parts of using Linux but when we talk about the uninstallation process, things are quite rough on this side as you get multiple options to remove packages such as dpkg to uninstall…

Systemd is an initialization and service management system for Linux. It consists of features like starting of daemons, auto mounting maintenance, support for snapshots, and much more. It is mainly used for accomplishing common administrator tasks. We are going to…