The clocks featured in this article are more sophisticated than the basic tray clock.
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The clocks featured in this article are more sophisticated than the basic tray clock.
Read moreThis article focuses on selecting the best small Linux utilities that support Flickr integration. These tools help users to edit, tag, download and upload images to and from a Linux computer and the Flickr service.
Read moreImages are part of every day internet usage. We recommend the finest free and open source graphical image viewers available for Linux.
Read moreHome automation software lets you control and monitor common home and office appliances using a computer.
Read moreThis article focuses on font renderers for Linux. Only free and open source software is eligible for inclusion.
Read moreA batch renamer lets you renames files and folders without having to click on every single file individually. Here’s some open source goodies.
Read moreBest Free and Open Source Linux Software covering compression tools, system cleaning, password managers, font tools, essential utilities.
Read moreLinux offers an unsurpassed breadth of open source small utilities that perform functions ranging from the mundane to the wonderful. These tools help make Linux a compelling operating system.
Read moreWe recommend the best free and open source software for taking screenshots.
Read moreIf you value image quality and accuracy, calibration of your monitor will be important. These tools ensure your monitor is calibrated.
Read moreIf you’re a fan of PC gaming, there are a range of tools that help to improve the gaming experience. We feature an eclectic bunch of tools.
Read moreWe’ve run through our statistics, and found our ten most well received posts/series that saw the highest page views for 2019.
Read moreThis is the first in a series of articles highlighting essential system tools. These are small utilities, useful for system administrators as well as regular users of Linux based systems. The series will examine both graphical and text based open source utilities. The first tool under the spotlight is ps_mem, a small utility that reliably reports how much memory is consumed by an application.
Read moreThe desktop is full of eye candy. It enhances the visual experience and, in some cases, can also increase functionality of software. But it also makes software fun. Working on the command-line does not have to be always serious. If you want some fun on the command-line, there are lots of commands to raise a smile.
Read moreDo you need to monitor your systems, but top doesn’t provide enough information. Check out these feature-laden top alternatives.
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