LibreOffice and FreeOffice are two popular choices when it comes to a free alternative to Microsoft Office. Here’s how these two office suites are similar and different. Source link
Want a more stable and streamlined experience with Firefox? Use Firefox-ESR which is trusted by Debian stable. Source link
The 90s was a wonderful decade. Apart from great music, you also had interesting tech. Coherent was part of the 90s UNIX-like operating systems. Source link
It’s not CRM, it’s PRM. Monica is an open-source personal relationship management software. Curious? Learn more here. Source link
Tabs or spaces? Whatever you prefer. You can set it to automatically indent your code in the Visual Studio Code. Here’s how to do that. Source link
Want to run multiple sessions in one terminal Window? Screen and tmux commands could be complicated. Terminator is what you need. Source link
With Pi-hole, you can block advertisements for all your devices at the router level. Here’s how to set up Pi-hole with and without a Raspberry Pi. Source link
Looking for the GUI comfort for NeoVim? Here are a few projects that give a graphical interface to the awesome NeoVim editor. Source link
Rnote is an excellent app for sketching and taking handwritten notes. Check it out here. Source link
Got several PDF files and now you have to combine them into one? Here are different ways you can use to merge PDF files in Linux. Source link