Linux

How to install Poddr on Ubuntu – Podcast Desktop Client

Post last modified:April 22, 2020
Post category:Linux
Post author:Manikandan

Poddr is a free and open source podcast desktop client for Windows, MacOS and Linux. It is based on Electron and Angular and released under GNU General Public License v3.0. It uses iTunes API to get podcast library and you can also add it manually. You can change the color tone of the Poddr UI with own accent color and theme. Another important feature is the offline support. Using this you can download your podcast episodes and play when you are offline. It is a simple and easy to use podcast desktop client with clean user interface.

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How to install Snapd and Snap Store on fedora

Post last modified:July 19, 2024
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Post author:Manikandan

Snappy is a package management system for snap packages and the tool that manages installed snaps called snapd. It is written by Go and c and developed by Canonical. Snap packages are update automatically, cross-platform and dependency free. Currently it…

How to Install Musiko Music Player On Ubuntu

Post last modified:July 19, 2024
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Post author:Manikandan

Musiko is a free and open source music player with minimal interface for Linux, MacOS and Windows. You can play your local music files with this player. It supports mp3, mp4, flac, wav, ogg, wma and some other file formats.…

How to install Taskbook on Ubuntu

Post last modified:July 19, 2024
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Post author:Manikandan

Best command-line Task Management & Note Taking app

Taskbook is a free and open source task management & note taking app for Linux, MacOS and Windows. This is a simple but powerful command-line terminal app where you can manage your tasks and notes across multiple board. You can view the tasks and note in board & timeline views. You can configurable Taskbook app through ~/.taskbook.json file and the data stored in JSON file at ~/.taskbook/storage file. Some of the important features are atomic storage, task Priority, task favorite, Search & filter task and notes, you can restore deleted tasks and notes. It is released under MIT license.

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How to install Deno On Ubuntu & Fedora – Javascript and Typescript Runtime

Post last modified:July 19, 2024
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Post author:Manikandan

Deno is a free and open source Javascript and Typescript runtime environment just like Node.js and from the same Node creator Ryan Dahl for Linux, macOS and Windows. It is released under MIT license and based on Rust, Tokio and…

How to install Node.js and npm using NVM on Ubuntu & Fedora

Post last modified:July 17, 2024
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Post author:Manikandan

Node.js is a free and open-source JavaScript runtime environment. Using this you can run or execute your JavaScript code outside of a web browser and run as a standalone application. Npm (Node Package Manager) is the default package manager for…

How to Install & Configure OpenLiteSpeed, Php & MySQL on Fedora

Post last modified:July 17, 2024
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Post author:Manikandan

In this tutorial we are going to install and configure OpenLiteSpeed web server, PHP and MySQL database server on Fedora. OpenLiteSpeed is a free and open source version of the LiteSpeed web server. This is a one of the best…

How to install Beaker Browser on Ubuntu

Post last modified:July 17, 2024
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Post author:Manikandan

Beaker is a free and open source experimental peer-to-peer (person to person) Web browser for Linux, macOS and Windows. It is released under MIT License. It uses peer-to-peer protocol "DAT" to transfer files and websites. When you visit a dat://…

How to install Pomatez Time Management App on Ubuntu

Post last modified:July 17, 2024
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Post author:Manikandan

Pomatez (Productivity Timer) is a free and open source time management software for Windows, MacOS and Linux. Using this app you can manage your time effectively and give some relax to your eyes. It uses the Pomodoro Technique to improve…

How to convert your XFCE Linux OS to Windows 95 – Install Chicago95 on XFCE (Xubuntu, Fedora Xfce, etc)

Post last modified:July 17, 2024
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Post author:Manikandan

If you like the old Windows 95 look and your are currently using XFCE based linux distributions like Xubuntu, Fedora xfce or any other then this is for you. Now you can completely change your xfce desktop look similar to old microsoft windows 95 using Chicago95 xfce theme. In this tutorial we will see how to do it. First go to the below Chicago95 windows 95 theme download page and download it.

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