The Dark Mod: A great free, native stealth game for Linux similar to the original Thief series games
The Dark Mod is a modern, free, open-source, cross-platform stealth video game, similar to the original Thief series games (1 and 2).
Google Antigravity: A new IDE from Google based on Microsoft's Visual Studio Code
Just as Microsoft launched its Edge browser as a fork of Google Chromium, now Google is launching its new IDE Antigravity as a fork of Visual Studio Code.
Kernel Installer: Alexia Kernel Installer – A CLI Tool from the Systems Girl
Alexia (The Systems Girl) recently released a CLI tool called "Alexia Kernel Installer", and today we successfully tested it.
Caligula: A disk image burning tool for Terminal
Caligula is a useful and interesting disk image burning tool for Terminal, designed as a better alternative to the “dd” command.
Essential packages to install on Debian 13 "Trixie" and other Debian-based versions: Part 3
Debian 13 "Trixie" was released in Sep/2025, and here is our third and final quickstart guide (part 3) with the essential packages to install on it.
Veyon: Classroom Computer Management Software – A Modern Alternative to iTALC
Veyon is ideal software for managing computers with multiple operating systems in school classrooms, ideal as a replacement for iTALC.
Caliber 8.10: What's New, Features, and a Complete Guide
What's new in Calibre 8.10, viewer tricks, and pro ebook management. A practical guide to getting the most out of it.
Essential packages to install on Debian 13 "Trixie" and other Debian-based versions: Part 2
The Debian 13 "Trixie" Distro is now available (9/2025), and this is our second quick start guide (part 2) of the essential packages to install on it.
Essential packages to install on Debian 13 "Trixie" and other versions based on it
Debian 13 "Trixie" is here (August 2025), and this is our first quickstart guide (part 1) of the essential packages to install on it.
Linux Theme Store: A great app to make customizing your GNU/Linux distro easier.
Linux Theme Store is a graphical app that makes it easy to customize distros by allowing you to discover and install various desktop themes.
Learning LibreOffice – Tutorial 4: Draw Keyboard Shortcuts
Learn all the LibreOffice Draw keyboard shortcuts that will help you create eye-catching drawings and images more easily!
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- How to split and join files in Linux
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- How to Cast Audio and Video from Linux to Chromecast
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Learning LibreOffice – Tutorial 3: Keyboard Shortcuts for Impress
Learn all the LibreOffice Impress keyboard shortcuts that will make it easier to create beautiful and creative presentations!
Learning LibreOffice – Tutorial 2: Keyboard Shortcuts for Calc
Learn all the LibreOffice Calc keyboard shortcuts that will allow you to quickly perform the most essential tasks in your spreadsheets!
How to install MX Linux in Dual Boot using a Windows computer with UEFI/GPT?
MX Linux is a distro that doesn't use the typical Calamares installer, so we'll teach you how to dual-boot alongside Windows using UEFI and GPT.
What are GGUF files and where can I get them?: AI Models
GGUF (GPT Generated Unified Format) files are a file format used to power proprietary IA software, both local and online.
Learning LibreOffice – Tutorial 1: Keyboard shortcuts for Writer
Learn all the LibreOffice Writer keyboard shortcuts that will allow you to quickly perform the most essential tasks on your documents!
2 Great Sites for Linux Gaming in 2025: Game Jolt and UptoPlay
If you use Linux to play games, through websites and apps to have fun, this 2025 we bring you 2 more compatible with Linux called Game Jolt and UptoPlay.
Medicat USB: A useful free tool based on Ventoy
Medicat USB is a free Ventoy-based tool that includes a huge collection of SW for computer diagnostic and recovery tasks.
Cinnamon 6.2 and FlatHub, the perfect combination to have a good, beautiful and easy-to-use Linux
Improve your Linux experience with Cinnamon 6.2 and Flatpak. Enjoy an integrated desktop environment and seamless applications...
How to install Extra Desktops in Linux Mint Cinnamon 21.3?
If you use Linux Mint Cinnamon or other Desktop Environments by default, today we will teach you how to install other extras without problems.
Easily install Firefox 128 on Linux Mint from the Desktop
If you are a Linux enthusiast, you are probably used to using the CLI to install everything. But, from Linux Mint you can install Firefox using the OS GUI.
How to update Linux Mint 21 to the maximum before migrating to version 22?
After 6 years in a row using MX Linux, I have started using and updating Linux Mint 21. And, here I will tell you about my experience of use.
How much is the ideal initial consumption of RAM in Linux?
In the Linuxverse there are many questions, and one of the most controversial is: How much is the ideal initial consumption of RAM in Linux?
Fastfetch: Step-by-step tutorial to learn how to customize it
Do you use Fastfetch with its default configuration? Well, with this Fastfetch Tutorial you will take the first good steps to customize it.
Fastfetch: What is it and how can we use it on Debian?
Since the freeze of Neofetch development, the Fastfetch name has sounded like one of the best alternatives for its replacement.
Y8 Games: A Website and Desktop App for Linux Gamers
Y8 Games is a fun gaming website that offers online games, and includes a cool Desktop App (AppImage) for Linux.
Super Smash Flash 2: A cross-platform game available for Linux
Super Smash Flash 2 is a great free game available for Linux, in which we can play the Nintendo Super Smash Bros. video game.
What is it and how to play "Aliens: Redacted" on Linux with Wine?
“Aliens: Redacted” is a dark and terrifying FPS game, ideal for fans of the Aliens movies and Doom-based games.
Xpra: A persistent remote display client and server
Xpra is a cross-platform, persistent remote display client and server ideal for forwarding apps and desktop screens.
Apps to fix disks and recover data in Linux – Part II
Continuing with part I, here we will introduce some CLI apps to check and fix disks and recover data from partitions.
Apps to fix disks and recover data in Linux – Part I
Although, there are excellent proprietary apps to check and fix disks and recover data on Windows, in Linux this is also possible.
How to add our smartphone camera to OBS Studio?
OBS Studio 30 has many new functions, and one of them is allowing us to add our smartphone's camera to a recording.
Terminal GPT and Shell Genie: 2 Useful Terminal AI Chatbots (CLI)
Terminal GPT and Shell Genie are 2 interesting and useful Terminal AI Chatbots (CLI) for GNU/Linux, which are worth knowing and trying.
Hyprland: What is it and how is it installed? Can it be used on Debian and Ubuntu?
Hyprland is a new, lightweight, beautiful and highly customizable dynamic tiling window manager (composer) for Wayland.
Create your own portable AppImage applications with AppImageTool!
In addition to Pkg2AppImage, there is also AppImageTool, with the goal that anyone can build their own portable applications.
TR1X: How to play Tomb Raider 1 on GNU/Linux without Steam?
TR1X is an open source reimplementation of Tomb Raider 1 (1996), along with additional improvements and bug fixes for Linux.
How to use NymConnect to improve privacy on Telegram?
Are you looking to increase your privacy/anonymity levels when using Telegram and other similar apps? NymConnect is ideal for this. Come meet her.
Top light GNU/Linux Distros for old and low-resource computers
Are you looking to resurrect a very old computer for daily use? There are still very good lightweight GNU/Linux Distros for older computers.
System Monitoring Center and Mission Center: 2 Task Monitors
There are many task, resource or system monitors for GNU/Linux, and two useful ones are System Monitoring Center and Mission Center.
Maintenance and update script for Debian 12 / MX 23
There are apps for many things, but in Debian or other Distros it will always be great to be able to use a maintenance and update script.
Bpytop: An elegant and robust resource monitor for the terminal
Bpytop is one of many existing resource monitors for the Linux terminal that stands out for being colorful, elegant, efficient and robust.
Customizing Debian 12 and MX 23: My own experience
After our 3 tutorials on Packages to install, today we bring our guide on my experience customizing Debian 12 and MX 23.
Tutorial III: Extra packages to improve Debian 12, MX 23 and more
After the 2 tutorials on basic and essential packages, for Debian 12 and MX 23, today we are going with Tutorial III on extra packages.
Tutorial II: Essential packages for Debian 12, MX 23 and more
Our Tutorial II with the list of essential packages to use on Debian 12, and other Distros/Respines based on it, such as MX 23.
Useful packages to install on Debian 12, MX 23 and other similar ones
Today we will explore a small list of recommended packages to install on Debian 12, and other Distros/Respines based on it, such as MX 23.
AppImagePool: A simple and efficient client for AppImageHub
If you are a fan of using app packages and games from AppImageHub on your GNU/Linux Distro, AppImagePool is an ideal app for it.
How to install and use Spotify on Ubuntu or Debian GNU/Linux?
After many years of our first guide on this subject, today we bring you a quick little guide on installing and using Spotify on Linux.
GNOME Disk: A useful partition manager for GNU/Linux
"GNOME Disk Utility" in English or "Discos" in Spanish, is a useful GNOME tool for managing disk partitions in GNU/Linux.
ChatGPT Karfly Bot: A Telegram Bot to use a Chatbot with GPT-4
Do you use Telegram and are you looking forward to enjoying ChatGPT in some way? Well, the Telegram ChatGPT Karfly Bot bot makes it possible.
Best free, open and free apps for Linux in 2023
A useful list with 10 of the best free, open and free apps, for various categories, to work on Linux in 2023.
LPI SOA Script: Make your Linux app maintenance and update
Creating/using an app like the LPI-SOA Script on our OS facilitates maintenance and updating tasks more efficiently and quickly
GPTGO.AI: A useful online search engine with AI via ChatGPT
GPTGO.AI is an online search engine that uses ChatGPT technology to provide accurate and useful search results.
Sage: An AI web platform for using chatbots on Linux
Sage is an artificial intelligence web platform that makes it quick and easy to create, deploy, and manage various chatbots.
WebApp Manager and Nativefier: Applications to create WebApps
The WebApp Manager and Nativefier applications are 2 great applications to create WebApps on GNU/Linux in an automated way.
HopToDesk: Free and cross-platform remote desktop app
HopToDesk is a free, open source, cross-platform remote desktop management app with end-to-end encryption.
Translaite: An interesting free website to test ChatGPT
If our recommendation about trying ChatGPT with Merlin was good for you, now we show you Translaite, a free website with the same purpose.
Audapolis: A spoken audio editor with automatic transcription
Audapolis is an interesting and useful tool for GNU/Linux that works as a spoken audio editor with automatic transcription.
Lynis: Security auditing software on Linux, macOS and UNIX
When the "Auditd" command is not enough, there is "Lynis", which is a complete security auditing software for Linux, macOS and UNIX.
Linux Audit Framework: All About the Auditd Command
Today, we will cover the Linux Audit Framework, provided by the Auditd command, which is a powerful auditing framework built into GNU/Linux.
Linux commands: The most essential to master in the year 2023
A small list with the most essential Linux Commands to know and handle on many GNU/Linux Distros for this year 2023.
MX GNOME: How to test GNOME Shell on MX Linux?
MX Linux, the #1 DistroWatch GNU/Linux Distribution does not include Systemd or GNOME, by default. But: Can GNOME be tested on MX?
Merlin: A Web Browser plugin for using ChatGPT
Merlin is a great plugin for using ChatGPT on Firefox and Chrome based web browsers, which does not require OpenAI registration.
Microsoft Edge for Linux: Installation and current news
The last days of December 2022, the MS Edge Web Browser was updated. Therefore, today we will explore Microsoft Edge for Linux.
Google Assistant Unofficial Desktop: How to use it on GNU/Linux?
Google Assistant Unofficial Desktop is a cross-platform desktop client project for Google Assistant usable on GNU/Linux.
SRWare Iron: An Interesting Cross-Platform Web Browser
SRWare Iron is a useful and interesting cross-platform and multi-architecture web browser focused on users' privacy and security.
GPing (Graphical Ping): A cool CLI utility for SysAdmins
GPing (Graphical Ping) is a useful CLI app and ideal server management tool for advanced use of the ping command.
Getting to know LibreOffice Tutorial 08: Introduction to LO Base
In this eighth installment of Knowing LibreOffice about LibreOffice Base, we will explore the changes and new features that it has today.
Compile a Kernel: How to do it on a Debian base Distro?
Continuing with the second part of our Linux Kernel post, we will now cover how to compile a Linux Kernel.
How to install any of the Python 3 versions?
When installing the available versions of Python in our Distros is not useful, there is the ppa:deadsnakes repository option.
Getting to Know LibreOffice Tutorial 07: Introduction to LO Math
In this seventh installment of Knowing LibreOffice about LibreOffice Math, we will explore the changes and novelties that it has to date.
Optimize your GNU/Linux: Debian packages to develop apps
An ideal post to learn about the Debian packages that are necessary to install to develop apps on our GNU/Linux Distros.
WoeUSB-ng: Windows Bootable USB Manager from Linux
WoeUSB-ng is a revamped WoeUSB that offers a better image burning manager for creating bootable Windows USBs from GNU/Linux.
Learning SSH: Good practices to do in an SSH Server
One last post in the series "Learning SSH" dedicated to good practices in the configurations to implement on an SSH Server.
Getting to know LibreOffice Tutorial 06: Introduction to LO Draw
In this sixth installment of Getting to Know LibreOffice about LibreOffice Draw, we will explore the changes and novelties that it has to date.
Learning SSH: SSHD Config File Options and Parameters
In this fifth installment on SSH we will address the parameters of the sshd_config file (SSHD Config) most used to secure connections.
Microsoft .NET 6: Installation on Ubuntu or Debian and its derivatives
Microsoft's flagship cross-platform development platform, .NET 6, is now available for Ubuntu and Debian, and their derivatives.
Getting to know LibreOffice Tutorial 05: Introduction to LO Impress
In this fifth installment of Getting to Know LibreOffice, and about «LibreOffice Impress», we will explore the changes and novelties that it has to date.
RustDesk: A Useful Cross-Platform Remote Desktop App
RustDesk is an open remote desktop app, written in the Rust language. And it works out of the box, with no configuration required.
Amberol: A music player from the GNOME CIRCLE Project
Amberol is a simple music player offered as part of the GNOME CIRCLE Project, currently at version 0.9.0.
Learning SSH: SSH Config File Options and Parameters
In this fourth installment on SSH we will delve into the parameters of the ssh_config (SSH Config) file used as options in OpenSSH.
Getting to know LibreOffice Tutorial 04: Introduction to LibreOffice Calc
In this fourth installment of Getting to Know LibreOffice, and about «LibreOffice Calc», we will explore the changes and novelties that it has to date.
Geekbench 5: A Useful Cross-Platform Benchmark for GNU/Linux
Geekbench 5 is a cross-platform application available for Linux, which measures the performance of our system with the push of a button.
SpotiFlyer: A Simple and Useful Music Downloader for GNU/Linux
Just under a year ago, we covered a cool and useful free, cross-platform app called Freezer, which despite…
Visual Studio Code 1.69: New version available and how to install it
Continuing with the news exploration of the field of Free Software and Open Source, today we will talk about the news of «Visual…
PortWINE: App to run Windows games on Linux
When we talk about Operating Systems and Computers, beyond the use of them to work and study, surely…
Getting to know LibreOffice – Tutorial 03: Introduction to LibreOffice Writer
In this third installment of Getting to Know LibreOffice, and about «LibreOffice Writer», we will explore the changes and novelties that it has to date.
Learning SSH: Options and Configuration Parameters – Part I
In this third installment on "Learning SSH" we will begin the exploration and knowledge of the SSH command options and the…
Sublime Text 4: How to install it on Debian and MX based GNU/Linux?
In this post today, focused on the field of Software Development on GNU/Linux, we will address the installation of the useful and…
Cisco Packet Tracer 8: How to install the current version on GNU/Linux?
Today, we bring updated content again, about an application that we hadn't addressed for almost 2 years...
How to change the owner of a folder in Linux
If you don't know how to change the owner of a folder in Linux, here is a simple tutorial that explains it step by step
How to install WhatsApp on Ubuntu
The famous instant messaging app, Whatsapp, has been launched for several platforms, both for iOS/iPadOS, as well as for devices…
How to see the version of Ubuntu
If you want to see the version of Ubuntu, here are some methods to do it very easily and explained step by step
App Outlet 2.1.0: How to install this universal store for apps on Linux?
A new and cool App Outlet 2.1.0 update is available from 31/03/2022, and today we are going to learn what's new and test it.
Zecwallet Lite: How to install this Zcash wallet on GNU/Linux?
A few days ago, we returned to the subject of free and open technologies and apps in the Blockchain and DeFi field, and…
Zcash: How to install the Zcash cryptocurrency wallet on GNU/Linux?
It's been more than 1 year since we published more about how to install existing cryptocurrency wallets on GNU/Linux. By…
Learning SSH: Installation and Configuration Files
In a recent post about SSH and OpenSSH, we address the most essential theory that should be known about said technology and…
Getting to know LibreOffice – Tutorial 02: Introduction to the LibreOffice apps
A little over a month ago, we shared with you our first installment on LibreOffice called “Knowing LibreOffice: Introduction to the…
Citrix Workspace for Linux: What is it and how to install it on GNU/Linux?
On several occasions, we have addressed the issue of Virtualization of operating systems and Connection to remote desktops….
User Management in Linux: How to do it using the terminal?
Without a doubt, one of the first steps that is usually done when installing and using any Operating System, including…
Canaima 5: How to update this useful Venezuelan Distro to the year 2024?
Canaima 5 is an old version of the Venezuelan GNU/Linux Distro that can still be kept updated and functional during the year 2024.