Remember Wubi from the 2000s? For people who were afraid of going into BIOS and booting from CD/DVD/USB, Wubi provided an easy way to install Ubuntu Linux straight from Windows. This concept has made a comeback in the form of Libertix although
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There is no dearth of note taking apps for Linux. There are tools like Obsidian that are local first, tools like Joplin that are both local and cloud but not encrypted. There are also collaborative tools like Etherpad that put encrypted notes
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Microsoft’s WSL allows people to use Linux inside Windows. It integrates well in the system allowing people to use Linux command line Windows. Linux GUI apps can also be used, which helps for editing config file in GUI-based editors. Now reverse the
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AppManager brings macOS-style drag-and-drop AppImage management to Linux.
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Bringing system resources and internal details together in one place, jdSystemMonitor is a solid and lightweight option for desktop Linux users.
A beautiful open-source cross-platform music player with a good feature set like lyrics display and upload, library management and more.
A GUI front-end to ImageMagick to convert and manipulate images on Linux. Learn more about using this nifty tool.
Rnote is an excellent app for sketching and taking handwritten notes. Check it out here.
A free and open-source app for two-factor authentication codes on the Linux desktops.