Thunar is the default file manager in the Xfce desktop environment, which is a balanced blend of lightweight and good user experience. But like any other unexplored tool, you won’t find much until you scratch the surface and that’s what I did
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If you are creating a book, thesis or any such official or academic work, you must add a table of contents to your document. You may also need to add a table of figures and an index of tables used in the
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The ability to split screen and view two applications simultaneously is a lifesaver. It helps me in situations where I have to follow documentation and use the commands from the documentation. If you have a monitor with a large screen capable enough
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To deter malware and cyber attacks, Indian defense services are moving away from Microsoft Windows to Linux. They have developed an Ubuntu-based custom distro Maya. For the past few years, governments over the globe have been experimenting with Linux. Lower operation costs
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Reading something interesting in PDF format and feel the need of adding a comment or highlight certain text? Perhaps you want to provide feedback on the PDF document? There are several PDF editors available for Linux users. But you don’t need a
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Taking screenshots to capture information is pretty common. But did you know you can take screenshots of an entire webpage in Firefox? Firefox comes with an in-built screen capture tool that allows you to take screenshots of selected areas, visible screen areas,
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Most programming languages support the concept of functions. Functions help you avoid writing the same piece of code again and again in the same program. You write the code once as function and then use this function where you need the specific
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GNOME’s Nautilus file manager is quite versatile. Don’t believe me? Check out this article to see how you can tweak Nautilus to its full capability. One of the overlooked Nautilus features is the file search. Not many Linux users utilize its full
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There are nearly 2,000 articles on It’s FOSS. It’s impossible to display them all on the homepage and sometimes you won’t even know that we have covered the topic you are looking for. This is why I am collecting useful tips and
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Minikube is a tool that allows developers and system admins to run a single-node Kubernetes cluster on their local machines. It is an excellent way to experiment, learn, and test Kubernetes applications without the need for a full-scale cluster. In this post,
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