Inxi is a fork of infobash developed and wriiten by locsmif, inxi allows users to check system information Such as your CPU and motherboard used, info about your distribution, desktop environment used, screen resolution,...
Marlin is the gnome file browser that is designed to focus on speed, simplicity, ease of use. developed and written by ammonkey, Lucas Baudin, Mathijs Henquet, Robert Roth,Vadim Rutkovsky, and Rico Tzschichholz.
Actually there are many ways to download videos from youtube or video service in the ubuntu system, Begin from the command line foo, application, use the browser addons that integrate with desktop applications. There...
The latest version of BlueGriffon WYSIWYG content editor Has been Realesed and available to download BlueGriffon is one WYSIWYG content editor powered by gecko, is the rendering engineof Firefox. With a simple user interface...
Turpial is one Microbloging Client application on linux that support for microblogingnetwork site twitter and identi.ca. since it is written in Python, Turpial runs smoothly on any window manager (Gnome, KDE, Xfce, and other...
Actually, writing about the Qur’an Inserting text in LibreOffice Writer is inspired of Plugin Quran in Word in the Microsoft Office 2003. Plugin Quran in Word is plugin Microsoft Office 2003 which has a...
I have written previously about Integrate Prozgui with Chrome Browser On Ubuntu 11.10 and the make prozgui default downloader on the chrome browser. this time I still write about prozgui download accelerator. This tutorial...
Yesterday I wrote about the application download accelerator prozgui. Prozgui is download Accelerator free gui based and have a good performance when downloading activities. Prozgui is one of the Download accelerator that you should...
Confused would choose the fastest download manager application for your ubuntu system? Or you want a downloader Accelerator that has same features like IDM (internet download manager) on windows. For you ubuntu lovers or ubuntu users do not...
Key combination Ctrl + Alt + Backspace usually used to restart the Xserver. Unfortunately in Ubuntu 11.10 by default key combination is in the disabled state. well, this time I will write a short tutorial How to Enable Key Sequence Ctrl + Alt + Backspace to kill xserver On Ubuntu 11.10
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