Here you can find information on various open-source and proprietary software. This section will help you find the right tool to work with.
Backup and restore are critical components of any system administration strategy, and Linux is no exception. In the event of a data loss or system failure, having a robust backup and restore solution can mean the difference between a minor inconvenience and a major disaster. In Linux, there are several tools and strategies available for – Read More
VirtualBox is an open-source virtualization software. It enables you to run multiple operating systems on a single machine. It is designed to run Windows, MacOS, and other operating systems inside your existing Linux installation. A Brief History Of VirtualBox VirtualBox was first developed by a German software company called Innotek Systemberatung GmbH in 2007. In – Read More
LibreOffice is a free and open-source Office productivity suite for Linux, Windows, and Mac. I used Microsoft Office when I was on Windows. You can see more than 90% of Windows users use Microsoft Office. And I was no exception. But when I switched to Linux, I found LibreOffice. And it’s a great Office program – Read More
Have you ever faced a situation where you need to extract text from a piece of paper or an image? It is indeed a common scenario in the office and even at home. You may need to extract text from a scanned document image, a piece of paper, or old research work. You need to – Read More
Linux is a well-optimized operating system. Even though it’s well-optimized, you need to monitor your system resources and performance from time to time. As people are installing and removing software on a regular basis, the Linux system might get cluttered over time. Stacer is a System Optimization tool for Linux and is one of the – Read More
