Linux

How to install Pale Moon Browser on Ubuntu

Post last modified:August 12, 2020
Post category:Linux
Post author:Manikandan

Pale Moon is a free and open source browser for Windows and Linux. It is a fork of popular browser Firefox. Currently Pale Moon using open source goanna browser engine that is also a fork of Mozilla’s Gecko browser engine. It supports legacy firefox XUL, XPCOM, and NPAPI extensions and also comes with Pale Moon exclusive extensions. It also provides support for full themes and light skin and comes with fully customizable user interface. It run in single-process mode whereas Firefox became a multi-process program.

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Record Ubuntu Desktop Screen Using Hidden GNOME Screen Recorder

Post last modified:July 15, 2020
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Post author:Manikandan

You all know that after Unity and starting from Ubuntu 17.10, GNOME Shell is the default desktop environment. But many of you don’t know that Ubuntu Gnome comes with a built-in screen recorder. This hidden Screen Recorder is the part of gnome desktop environment. It’s features are very limited like without any app launcher, no menu entry, no turn on or turn off button and you can’t select the output folder path. It comes only with full screen recording and you can save your output file in WebM format only. All videos are saved in your Home Videos folder.

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GreenTunnel Unblock Websites Bypass ISPs – How to install GreenTunnel on Ubuntu

Post last modified:July 13, 2020
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Post author:Manikandan

GreenTunnel is a free and open source anti-censorship application for Windows, MacOS and Linux. Using this you can bypass the Deep Packet Inspection system of your Internet service provider and unblock the blocked websites on your system. It is released under MIT License. It come with Command-line interface and GUI support. It uses DNS over HTTPS and DNS over TLS to get real IP address and bypass DNS Spoofing. This method does not work every ISPs so test it first with your ISP. And it doesn’t encrypt traffic and doesn’t hide your IP address.

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Shutter Encoder Encode & Convert Video – How to install Shutter Encoder on Ubuntu

Post last modified:July 12, 2020
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Post author:Manikandan

Shutter Encoder is a free and open source video encoding and converting application for Linux, MacOS and Windows. Using this you can convert images, videos, and audio files, Encode your files, replace audio, burn or Rip to DVD and analyze audio Loudness/True Peak, Video inserts. You can easily crop your images and your videos. You can also add image/video as watermark and create your subtitles easily from any video.It also comes with the cut detection function and send your file to wetransfer or ftp server. It supports WAV, AIFF, FLAC, MP3, AAC, AC3, OPUS, OGG audio conversion and H.264, DV PAL, XDCAM HD422, AVC-Intra 100, XAVC, HAP, H.265, VP9, AV1, OGV, MJPEG, Xvid, WMV, MPEG Output codecs. It is is licensed under the GPL 3 license.

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Getting Things GNOME To-Do App – How to install Getting Things GNOME on Ubuntu

Post last modified:July 11, 2020
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Post author:Manikandan

Getting Things GNOME is a free and open source To-Do and personal tasks manager app for Linux. It is specially designed for GNOME desktop environment and inspired by Getting Things Done methodology. It comes with batch tags with color and emblem icon support.Some other important features are show/hide tasks, Searches and saved searches, Natural language parsing, free-form task text editor, Projects, sub-tasks, actionable tasks view mode and more. It is released under GNU General Public License v3.0 and written in python.

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ScreenKey Displays Key Presses – How to install ScreenKey on Ubuntu

Post last modified:July 9, 2020
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Post author:Manikandan

Screenkey is a free and open source app for Linux and it displays each key press on screen as it’s pressed. It is heavily inspired by Screenflick Mac app. It is released under GNU GPLv3+ license. It comes with several…

Zettlr Markdown Editor – How to install Zettlr on Ubuntu

Post last modified:July 8, 2020
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Post author:Manikandan

Zettlr is free and open source powerful markdown editor for Linux, Windows and MacOS. It comes with reference managers integration with Zotero, JabRef, or Juris-MUsing and four build-in themes and the dark mode support. Some other main features are Hashtags…

RecApp Screen Recording Software – How to install RecApp on Ubuntu

Post last modified:July 7, 2020
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Post author:Manikandan

RecApp is a free and open source simple to use desktop screen recording software for Linux. Using this you can record your pc screen. It uses GStreamer modules to record your screen. It is released under GNU General Public License v3.0 and written in Python.In this app you can set three different frame rates 15, 30 and 60, delay the recording, record the mouse cursor and audio from apps. You can record and save your output files in mp4, mkv and webm and also in high quality.

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How to Install and Setup MEGA on Ubuntu

Post last modified:August 4, 2020
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Post author:Manikandan

Mega is a end-to-end encrypted file hosting and cloud storage service for Web, Windows, MacOS, Linux, Windows Phone, Android and iOS. Mega comes with large 50 GB Free storage for free accounts. If you want more you can upgrade to the paid plans. Using Mega you can Backup, Store, sync and share your files and you can also text, voice and video chat securely with MegaChat. It also provides MEGA referral program with 20% commission.

You can stream your video and audio files directly from MEGA and save your files locally on your mobile device for offline use. Some other main features are deleted data retention, build-in transfer manager, automatic camera uploads and you can exclude specified file types in sync. It also comes with command-line support.

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How to install Nemo file Manager & Nemo extensions on Ubuntu

Post last modified:August 4, 2020
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Post author:Manikandan

Nemo is a free and open source file manager for Linux system. It is the default file manager for Cinnamon desktop environment and specially designed for the Cinnamon desktop. But you can also install it on any other Linux desktop environment. It is a fork of Nautilus (GNOME Files) file manager. It is released under GNU general Public Version 2 license. Some of the unique features other than Nautilus are dual panel view, type-ahead search, tree view, configurable toolbar, Open as root, Open in terminal and many more. It also supports plugins. using this you can add and enhance nemo features.

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