We can use Google Translate Desktop in the form of open source Crow Translate for Windows, Linux (Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Mint, Centos, Fedora..) Google Translate Desktop is basically a service or shall I say machine translation technology to translate text developed by Google. It is an online free multilanguage service that can translate more than … Read more
Tutorial on how to install DaVinci Resolve Linux 16 Or 15 free or the latest version on Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Debian, or CentOS using the command line terminal tool… Note– It is not an open source software but free to download and use… DaVinci Resolve Linux is a free software also known as Da Vinci’s … Read more
Telegram for Linux works the same as for other platforms it is available such as Windows, MacOS, Android and iOS. Here in this tutorial of Telegram installation on Linux, we will show how to do that on Ubuntu 19.04/18.04 LTS Bionic Beaver, 16.04, 14.04; Linux Mint, Debian or Elementary OS. Telegram is one of the … Read more
The default interface of MongoDB is a (CLI) command line and becomes difficult for new users to handle the databases like a pro. So, here is the list of the most popular MongoDB management tools with GUI Interface. MongoDB open-source database program is available in Community, Enterprise MongoDB Atlas Editions. The community server edition is … Read more
Do you have some plans to buy a virtual server or settings up your own, but can’t decide which Linux distribution to use? We have all experienced this kind of trouble. Especially when it comes to Linux distributions since the online space is full of different distributions and various types of flavours to choose from. … Read more
The Apache and Nginx are two popular web server used to install various types of web applications. However, if you have Node.js installed on your system, then you can use lightweight command line HTTP-server via NPM package manager. It is not like Apache and Nginx rather mainly to server static files to the browser without … Read more
Node.js on Ubuntu gives a way to write server-side scripting. It is an open-source Javascript cross-platform that executes the Javascript outside the browsers. It uses an NPM package manager to fetch different packages and modules for function extensions of the app developed on Node.js. To install Node.js and NPM on the latest Ubuntu 19.04, we … Read more
Thinking to build your own private network storage Owncloud or NextCloud would be in the mind first, however, there are a couple of other open source options those can be proved as alternatives and Pydio is one of them. It is an open-source file-sharing and synchronisation software. Although Pydio is also a free network storage program, … Read more
To install Grunt on Windows, first, we need Node.js and NPM on the same system where we want the Grunt software. So, before delving into the tutorial part to know about this, let’s first see What is Grunt? The Grunt is a JavaScript task runner which allows automating of different tasks for developers that are … Read more
Bootstrap is a free and open-source project available on Github developed to provide a front-end web framework. It keeps supported and developed by a large community of developers across the world. Bootstrap helps or provide a platform to web developers for creating highly responsive and interactive web applications. It comprises HTML, CSS and Javascript together; … Read more
Installing Google Chrome browser on Ubuntu 19 is not a hard and fast rule because like other versions it also has pre-installed Mozilla Firefox. However, just for the familiarity of using the browser and those are shifting from windows or macOS operating system to Ubuntu, here is the tutorial to install the Google Chrome browser … Read more
Onion routers are a collection of tools that organizations and individuals can use to enhance their security on the Internet. Onion routers can anonymize your web browsing and publishing, instant messaging, IRC, SSH and other applications that use the TCP protocol. The Onion Router also provides a platform on which software developers can build new … Read more
We all spend countless hours using our smartphones, and from ordering food and merchandise to doing some important work, our little beasts are capable of doing almost everything nowadays. With smartphones pushing their limits to help us do almost everything on the go, we all are kind of addicted to our smartphones. Addiction isn’t good … Read more
The integral part of most people working on a computer at an office is all about typing a number of documents for different requirements. If you have a decent typing speed, you are good to go, and typing large documents will never be real hard work for you. But, just in case you are not … Read more