Hello guys, Thank you all for supporting the work I do here on LinuxG.net, despite the fact that I have neglected the website a lot lately, but some of you are still present here. While last month I was thinking…
Hello guys, Thank you all for supporting the work I do here on LinuxG.net, despite the fact that I have neglected the website a lot lately, but some of you are still present here. While last month I was thinking…
In this article I will provide you a list of internet browsers that can be easily installed on your Ubuntu system. Brave Browser: As you may know, Brave Browser is an open-source, Chromium based internet browsers that comes with a…
Tor Browser Bundle is an internet browser based on Mozilla Firefox configured to protect the users’ anonimity, via Tor and Vidalia. The bundle also includes 3 Firefox extensions: Torbutton, NoScript and HTTPS-Everywhere. The Tor Browser anonymizes the traffic and encrypts…
As you may know, Vivaldi is a Chromium-based open-source internet browser, built by the Opera founder. Main features of Vivaldi: speed dial which allows access to favorite websites in each new tab and permits organizing favorite websites into folders, the…
As you may know, Opera is a popular, open-source, cross-platform internet browser. The browser is available for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux and has been developed by Opera Software AS. First, it has been built on the Blink layout…
For those who don’t know, HandBrake is an open-source multiplatform multithreaded video transcoder. It is used for converting DVD or Bluray discs to formats like MP4, MKV, H.264, MPEG-4 or other formats. You can also encode audio files like AAC,…
As you may know, Brave Browser is an open-source, Chromium based internet browsers that comes with a built-in adblocker. The feature does not block all the ads and replaces all of infected ads (used for malwertising) with Brave ads, giving…
As you may know, Canonical had big plans to conquer the mobile phone marketing and so, they have developed the snap packages, which are packed with the dependencies built in, so that they can be easily installed on many Linux…
As you may know, AntiMicro is an open source graphical application that allows the users to easily map keyboard and mouse buttons to gamepad buttons. Also, sequences of actions can be mapped on one button, in order to make the…
As you may know, Xournal is an open-source application developed in GTK+, enabling the users to take notes, perform sketches and keep journals. Among others, it provides a pen, a highlighting feature, a text tool and a shape recognizer. Also,…
As you may know, Amarok is the default music player for KDE, but it can be also used with other Desktop Environments. The latest version available is Amarok 2.9.0, which has been recently released, coming with the below changes and…