Brief: This quick tip shows you how could you know the version of a program that you are thinking of installing in Ubuntu Linux. The other day, I was thinking of installing Flowblade, one of the best video editors for Linux. I had two choices for …
TeamSpeak is a free and very popular voice communications application for real-time voice chat over the internet. TeamSpeak uses a very low amount of bandwidth and it is mostly used by gamers that are chatting with each other while playing a game, to avoid latency …
While Ubuntu repositories only provide old versions of GnuCash, here’s how to install the latest version of the financial-accounting software, GnuCash 2.6.16, Ubuntu 16.04, Linux Mint 18, and Ubuntu 17.04. GnuCash is free small-business financial-accounting software designed to be easy to use, yet powerful and flexible. …
Install G’MIC plugin for GIMP image editor in Ubuntu Linux. G’MIC is a full featured GIMP Plugin for image processing. The latest release, G’MIC 2.0 comes with a new versatile interface, based on Qt. It also brings smart coloring, an original automatic line-art coloring filter. G’MIC …
The professional version of PyCharm IDE 2017.1.3 can now be easily installed via a PPA repository (unofficial) in Ubuntu, though there’s an official Linux tarball available. Although the GetDeb repository is maintaining the latest community version of PyCharm IDE for Ubuntu users, there lacks a PPA …
For some reason, you may want to downgrade an installed application to an old version in Ubuntu. Usually, you can easily restore a package to its stock (initial) version available in Ubuntu universe repository. Or, you can restore to a specific software version if you added …
Brief: Running out of space on your Linux system? Here are several ways you can clean up your system to free up space on Ubuntu and other Ubuntu based Linux distributions. Over time, any operating system can become cluttered as programs are added and removed. If …
Brightness Controller is a simple open-source utility to control brightness, RGB, and color temperature of your displays in Linux. It allows you to change the brightness to a better degree of control, ranging from 1% to 100%! It should be mentioned that it changes the present …
