12 Easy Steps to Speed Up Ubuntu Linux
If you have been paying attention to your system’s performance you might have noticed that it is been dwindling with time. This is due to
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How to Install Gnome Shell Extensions
To put simply, a GNOME Shell Extension (also GNOME Extension) is any piece of code that improves and adds GNOME desktop’s functionalities. Think of it as
How to Install Spotify on Ubuntu/Debian and Fedora Using Snap
Spotify is a music streaming service that needs no introduction. Its users can stream millions of tracks either free of charge or for an affordable
Creative Cloud for PlayOnLinux – Install Adobe Apps on Linux
We are in 2018 and Adobe still hasn’t said anything about supporting the Linux platform. Nevertheless, developers are working hard at making it possible for
Tablao – The Easiest Way to Create HTML Tables
Tablao is a cross-platform table editor with which you can easily create tables in HTML the way you would create tables in Excel. You no more need
Random Wallpaper – Randomly Set Wallpapers for GNOME 3
Just a few days ago we dropped an article on Bing Wallpaper Changer; a GNOME extension which automatically sets your desktop background to Bing’s image
s-tui – A Terminal UI for Monitoring CPU Temperature and Utilization
Stress Terminal UI or “s-tui” is a terminal tool designed to make it possible to stress test and monitor your Linux box. It is a
NotifyOSD – Customize Your Desktop’s Notification Bubbles in Ubuntu
How many times have you wanted to change how your desktop notifications are displayed and how they stand? Today, we bring you a tool with
Nautilus Hide – Easily Hide Files & Folders in Nautilus File Manager
To manually hide files on Linux one typically has to either prefix the filename using a dot (.) or suffixing a tilde (~) but now
WeatherDesk – Change Wallpapers Based on Current Weather Conditions
Today we have quite a nifty Linux tool for you, it’s called WeatherDesk. If you have always wanted to be able to set your desktop
TaskBar – Display Running App Icons on the Top/Bottom Panel
TaskBar is a GNOME Shell extension that displays the icons of all the running applications on either the top panel or on a new bottom
Gping – A Cross-Platform Ping Tool with a Graph
“Ping” is a utility used by computer network administrators to test the reachability of a host on an IP network by measuring the time it takes for