Thunderbird 115.0 and later comes with a new always show system tray icon option. The option is not available on Thunderbird Settings page. You need to enable the hidden Thunderbird flag to enable this feature. Always Show Thunderbird System Tray…
Opera version 100 and later (Opera One) comes with an Opera startup logo splash screen and startup sound. It will come when you update and launch the Opera web browser. The startup sound is in the background and the volume…
Textosaurus is a free and open source text editor for Linux, Windows and MacOS. It is based on Qt and Scintilla and released under GNU General Public License v3.0. It supports almost all programming languages. It aims to provide similar…
Kommit is a free and open source git client application for Linux. It comes with overlay icons on files in the file manager, graph view for commits and merges, autocomplete, browse files in another branch or commit, view differences and…
In Linux, the id command helps you uncover both user and group names, along with their corresponding numeric IDs, UID and group ID. You can use this command to extract your user details, specific user's UID, user's UID and groups,…
ASCII Draw is a free and open source ASCII drawing software for Linux. Using ASCII Draw, you can draw and create beautiful drawing using ASCII Characters. It comes with rectangle, line arrow, picker tool and freehand tools. You can also…
Lightwave Explorer is a free and open source Optics Simulator for Linux, Windows and MacOS. You can use this for nonlinear light-matter interaction calculations and test ultrashort laser pulses and nonlinear optics without a laser. It is best for app…
MindMate is a free and open source ChatGPT desktop client application for Linux and Windows. It is unofficial chat client and written in C++. It is still in beta and in active development stage. Currently it supports ability to write…
Tabela is a free and open source CSV application for Linux. Using Tabela, you can view CSV file content in a table. You can also add new rows in the table and save the table in CSV or XML file.…
Linux includes 'kill,' 'pkill,' and 'killall' commands designed to terminate processes. You can enter one or more process IDs, names, or ports for termination. This article shows how to efficiently terminate both responsive and unresponsive application processes. Kill Command Usage…