Collabora is a UK-based company that builds open source office suite solutions based on LibreOffice. These are designed to run both on a browser and locally, integrating directly into an organization’s infrastructure. Their flagship offering is Collabora Online (COOL), the paid, enterprise-grade
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There are ways to transfer files over the internet. Twenty years ago, it was FTP for technically advanced people and emails for lazy people. (And Torrents for legally challenged people), Then came Dropbox and other cloud services and things have moved in
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People who dabble in 3D printing know that Bambu Lab makes some of the most capable consumer 3D printers on the market right now. And no, this is not sugarcoating it; the hardware is genuinely good, catering to tinkerers at varying price
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Passwords are one of those things everyone knows they should handle better but rarely do. The bare minimum is not reusing them across sites, and beyond that, you really want a password manager doing the heavy lifting for you. If you have
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Every once in a while, a project comes that is very adamantly heavy on its principles and it is always a breath of fresh air in a world where corporate greed forms the basis of all the services we use. This time
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I use ProtonMail for all official communication related to It’s FOSS. Around 2020, I took their Visionary plan and switched from Google Workspace for the @itsfoss.com emails. The bundled offer of email, VPN, calendar, drive and password manager is a good ecosystem
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During your journey around the world of Linux, you might’ve come across riced-up builds that look and feel like something out of a sci-fi novel. And if you wondered, why can’t I have this on my system?, then you wouldn’t be alone.
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If you have been following Proton Drive this year, you know the pace of development has picked up. The developers have been busy rolling out a shared SDK across all their clients, and each update has introduced major improvements. This week’s update
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Microsoft has released its own version of Coreutils to bring Linux commands to Windows command prompt. If you can’t beat them, join them? This is a big move from the company that once called Linux a “cancer”. Someone forked Vim to keep
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I already reviewed the original ZimaCube Pro and gave it a positive verdict, for the most part. So when IceWhale offered me the newer version for review, I was curious to see how much had actually changed. Not much specification-wise. Here’s why.
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