Category: Applications
Screen Capture in Linux Mint: A Free Tool
One of the things I’ve struggled with is an app for doing a screen capture in Linux Mint. I finally figured it out, I think.
Read MoreOpen Source Messaging App: What’s Available?
With Hangouts due to be EOL soon, I started looking for an alternative open source messaging app my family could use.
Read MoreBetter Markdown Previews With Atom
For a daily markdown user, it’s essential to have something reliable and “tweakable.” Atom delivers, giving users both a rock solid markdown editor, and offering some customizations that will make getting work done much easier.
Read MoreOpen Source Small Business Software
The proprietary software industry is pretty entrenched, at least here in the U.S. In spite of this, there are folks who have utilized open source small business software anyway.
Read MoreThunderbird Mail Backup
One of the things that initially drew me away from Outlook Express was how easy backing up Thunderbird is. Everything is in ONE PLACE! How easy is that? Read about creating a Thunderbird mail backup and restoring from it.
Read MoreTop Open Source Software For Windows
Not all apps need to run in Linux. Some people can't cut the cord like I have, and must still run Microsoft operating systems. Here is a short list of open source applications for Windows that those people can use and enjoy.
Read MoreEveryday Open Source Adobe Alternatives
The two Adobe apps I most run into are Acrobat Reader and Photoshop. I don't use either one. Instead, I use these…
Read MoreMore Free Invoicing Software For Small Business
With LibreOffice Calc and some Java, you can pull customer and product data into a spreadsheet invoice.
Read MoreFilesharing From Linux To Windows With SSH
While I used to use SAMBA to get files from WIndows to Linux (or the other way around), I found a tool lately called sshfs that also does the job.
Read MoreI Have To Use Windows…
…and it's just about killed me. I still don't understand how people get anything done on that OS. After a month on my new job (I went from working at a lumber yard to working for the software company that the lumber yard uses) I've found some tools that help me cope…
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