If you work with your PC, willy-nilly it will happen that time you need to use Google Chrome. Based on the Chromium opensource project, Google Chrome is the browser of reference and the most popular currently. It doesn’t matter if you are using Linux, macOS or Windows, the browser par excellence remains the same: Google Chrome. Installing Google Chrome may[…]
Read moreaMule is an eMule-like client for the eD2k and Kademlia networks, supporting multiple platforms. Currently, aMule supports a wide variety of platforms and operating systems, it is entirely free and opensource. The source code is released under the GPL and includes no adware or spyware as is often found in proprietary P2P applications. On mainstream systems like the current stable[…]
Read moreInstall RabbitVCS on Fedora is easy and provides a collection of graphical tools providing simple and straightforward access to version control systems from interfaces you already use. RabbitVCS offers Subversion and Git integration from Finder, Nautilus and Thunar file managers, and the Gedit text editor. It is free/libre/open-source software written in Python using the PyGObject library and it’s inspired by[…]
Read moreCommunitheme is the new Ubuntu theme built by the Community, currently still in developing, but you can try it out for yourself. Obviously, be warned though, because this is a pre-release beta state. Ubuntu Communitheme. A stylish theme made by the Ubuntu community Ambiance, the default Ubuntu theme, is really quite old and distant from the modern-looking of desktop[…]
Read moreBoth on Ubuntu and Debian Linux, the Steam installation not ever finishes in the right way. Sometimes happens that the installer starts but not end the installation process, from the web, from software center, from everywhere. Also on Fedora systems the installation of Steam is not out of issues. So, let’s see how to change this behaviours. Steam, The[…]
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