Desktop Apps

The full form of Tasksel is Task Select. That is, you select a task in it and then it will automatically installs all the packages related to that particular task. It does not require to select all packages related to a particular task separately. For example if you select Xubuntu Desktop, then it will install all the packages related to Xubuntu desktop on your pc.

In the computer software world, you must have been hit by words like GUI, CLI and sometimes TUI. Let's understand what are these things?

A Virtual Machine is a virtual computer that works just lika a physical computer with its own CPU, RAM, disk storage, network interfaces, without being a physical computer. Virtual machines are called Guests and run within the physical computer...

Yes! You can also edit PDF documents using through Libre Office. A vector graphics editor Draw comes with Libre Office Suite. We can use this software not only for creating vector graphics but also for editing PDF documents. Draw...

Pop OS is a Linux distribution developed by an American computer manufacturer System76. Pop OS Linux has all the goodness of Ubuntu. Pop OS does not comes with bloatware. So you will see very few preinstalled applications. Here are...

In today's post, we are going to discuss 5 best open source software that you should try. Many of these open source software are available for Linux as well as Windows. Krita If you use Gimp then I would advise you...

Through PHP Desktop we can turn our PHP Web Application into a Desktop application. It will look very similar to desktop application. In the PHP Desktop, the Google Chrome browser, Web server, and PHP are all bundled together. When...

In this tutorial, I will show you several ways how to install a deb package on Ubuntu and other Debian-based Linux distributions. We will see how to install a .deb file using the dpkg command, using apt, using gdebi,...

Stacer is a GUI-based open source application, written in C ++ to monitor and optimize the Linux OS. The latest build version of Stacer is 1.1.0, which provides the facility to perform terminal management, process management, host details, CPU,...

Although popular distributions of Linux usually have pre-installed software for taking screenshots, but if you want some advanced features such as annotation then you can try KSnip. Ksnip is a free and open-source cross-platform tool with the help of it...