Cryptomator is a free, open source, lightweight and multi-platform client-side encryption tool for your Cloud data. It uses Advanced Encryption Standard(AES) method to encrypt your data. And, Your passphrase is protected against brute-force attacks using scrypt, a password-based key derivation...
There are many popular remote desktop sharing programs (such as Teamviewer, Guacamole, and TigerVNC etc.) you can use when you need to share your screen to your co-workers or friends. These programs will share your...
This guide explains how to access files and notifications from Android devices using KDE Connect on Linux desktops. KDE Connect is a community project from KDE to communicate across all your devices. KDE Connect helps...
Today, we will be discussing about an useful application named File Browser (Formerly known as filemanager). It provides a file managing interface within a specified directory or you can assign your own directory. You can...
Let us say you just have created a beautiful website on your local development system. The client wants to see your work. What will you do? You can either host the website online, so the...
A while ago, we have written about a command line utility named “Keep”, which is used to save the Linux commands in Terminal and use them on demand. It is quite useful when it comes...
ArchI0 is a CLI menu-based Arch Linux applications automatic installation script. This script provides an easiest way to install all essential applications for your Arch-based distribution. Please note that this script is meant for noobs...
The Mac OS users have certainly known about or used the Time machine application. It is a backup software distributed with the Apple’s Mac OS X to backup your data to an external drive, so...
Today, we are going to discuss about a collection of useful utilities called “netutils-linux” that can be used to simplify Linux network troubleshooting and performance tuning. This suite of Linux utils helps you to automate...
Today, I came across an interesting tool called “Seashells”. It is used to pipe your Linux command’s output to web in real-time. We can use it to share a Linux command’s output to the support...
