How to Install Software on Linux: Package Formats Explained
You've switched to Linux, and want to install some software. But packages differ depending on your distro. Here's a primer on Linux package formats.
You've switched to Linux, and want to install some software. But packages differ depending on your distro. Here's a primer on Linux package formats.
Want to edit a PDF but need to convert it to a Word file first? Check out these free-to-use PDF-to-Word converters for Linux.
If you're a content creator working with Linux, check out these open-source apps to transform your ideas into engaging videos and visual stories.
A plain picture can sometimes be boring. Transform your images into works of art by processing them with these free image-editing Linux apps.
Need help extracting a ZIP archive on Linux? Here's how you can unzip a ZIP file, both graphically and using the command line.
Notepad++ isn't natively available for Linux, but you can still install it on your Linux machine using these methods.
Want to secure your conversations from prying eyes? Here's how you can send PGP-encrypted emails from your Linux PC with Evolution.
GNU nano is a command-line editor that lets you create, edit, and save files using the Linux terminal.
Wine gives Linux users the ability to run Windows software. But it isn't free of errors, either. Here's how to troubleshoot Wine errors on Linux.
Whether you're an experienced WordPress developer or just getting started, installing WordPress on Ubuntu is quick and easy.
Want a better browsing experience on your Linux PC? Here are five ways to install Mozilla Firefox on Ubuntu.
Looking for the ultimate list of apps that will enhance your C# development workflow on Linux? Here are some of the best ones.
Improve code quality and prevent unexpected results by learning how to use GNU Debugger to reveal unwanted bugs in your code.
Want to change gedit's default color scheme on your Linux PC? There are plenty of ways to do so, including creating your own color scheme.
Set up a network-shared folder using Samba but don't know how to access it from your Android or iOS smartphone? Here's how to get started.
Whether you're a professional music producer or just want to try your hand at audio editing, these free audio editing Linux apps are a godsend.
Want to get better at managing your routine and planning daily events? Try out these note-taking apps on your Linux PC.
If you work as an editor or tend to make spelling mistakes while typing on Linux, it's crucial to have a spelling and grammar-checking app installed.
Installing Debian on your PC is a cinch, but finding apps to install afterward is tough. Here's a list of the best Debian apps to install on your PC.
If you find Google Earth to be privacy-invading, try out Marble, an open-source virtual globe and atlas app developed by the KDE Community.
Qt is a development framework used to create apps that feel at home on the KDE desktop. Here's how to install Qt on Linux.