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Category Archives: FOSS
Mozilla has been suspiciously silent about Google and Manifest V3
Opinion: Last week, Google announced that it is going to remove extensions using Manifest V2 from its Chrome extensions store at a very near time, and that extension […]
Top 7 Open Source CCTV/IP/Camera Monitoring Software
Open source IP or CCTV camera monitoring software are special software that allow you to manage, connect and monitor your remote cameras over a network connection for video […]
20 GNOME Extensions To Perfectly Balance GNOME
GNOME is one of the most controversial Linux desktops out there, but luckily, you can remove a bit of that controversy by adding GNOME extensions to your desktop […]
Top 5 Open Source Reference Managers and Zotero Alternatives
Reference management software are a specialized category of software for managing academic references to research papers and other scientific materials. Researchers heavily use these software for building and […]
Top 7 Open Source Remote Desktop Software
Remote desktop access is an amazing feature that allows you, as its name implies, to connect to a remote operating system via a network connection so that you […]
Top 13 Open Source Speech Recognition/TTS/STT/ Systems
A speech-to-text (STT) system, or sometimes called automatic speech recognition (ASR) is as its name implies: A way of transforming spoken words via sound into textual data that […]
What’s Come of Lubuntu as of its 24.04 Release?
Lubuntu 24.04 was released along with the other Ubuntu flavored back in April 2024. The distribution builds on core Ubuntu packages and libraries to deliver a more lightweight […]
Linux Mint 22 Could Be One of the Best Distributions in 2024
Linux Mint 22 was just released yesterday with some interesting changes and new features. The distribution is based on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, and will be supported with updates […]
Would Linux Have Helped to Avoid the CrowdStrike Catastrophe?
Opinion: Millions of critical computers and servers around the world went down because CrowdStrike, a major cybersecurity firm that offers enterprise services, pushed a faulty Windows update to […]
Top 7 Open Source CAD Software & AutoCAD Alternatives
Computer-aided design (CAD) software are industry-oriented software that help engineers and designers with their work to design objects and shapes. It is one of the most important software categories […]
Top 5 Open Source WAFs (Web Application Firewalls)
WAF or Web Application Firewall is a software that provides additional protection to the working web application or web server from possible attacks when it becomes connected to […]
Top 7 Maintained Open Source RAT Tools
RAT or Remote Administration Tool is a piece of software that allows a user on one computer or smartphone to access another one and manage it remotely. Historically, […]
What’s Come of openSUSE As of Its Leap 15.6 Release?
The openSUSE Project announced the release of their Leap 15.6 distribution on June 12th, 2024. openSUSE has been a quite special Linux distribution in the Linux distributions family […]
Replace Android System Apps With Open Source Alternatives
Android is a fantastic smartphone system, many parts of it are open source, and it is not vendor-locked-in like iOS from Apple. However, almost all Android smartphones come […]
Open Source Android Email Clients to Replace Gmail
You may wish to be notified about every email message that your inbox receives across various email servers/services that you may be using. On Android, this is done […]
There Has Never Been a Better Time to Switch to Linux
Linux and its family of distributions have been around for 33 years now. Despite its popular success on smartphones and servers where it controls more than 70% of […]
How to Change Libadwaita App Theme in Ubuntu 24.04 (or Linux)
Since the introduction of the GTK 4 toolkit for building UI apps on Linux, a library called libadwaita has also been introduced. libadwaita is a set of ready […]
How to get VMware Workstation Pro for Free on Linux
On May 13, 2024, VMware announced that it is no longer requiring a subscription fee to use its Workstation Pro virtual machine program for personal use. VMware Workstation […]
How to Disable CPU Mitigations on Linux
In the last few years, a family of new security vulnerabilities was discovered affecting many CPUs made by all major CPU makers. Sadly, patching these vulnerabilities had the […]