Linux should be the first choice for students and teachers as a free alternative to the commercialised Operating Systems. But, useful programs that are widely available on Mac and Windows often isn't to be found on Linux.  We have addressed 5 such software that are already replacing your favourite program on Linux, and  which is replacing traditional homework. 1. Anki: Students often need to keep a handy organizer to remember their assignments and classes. When you reach a certain level in your academic career, like college, it becomes almost impossible to keep track of all th ..read more

The dilemma among college students about which is the superior OS among Linux, Windows or Mac is inevitable. On one hand, it's about ease of usage, on the other - cost and security. We have used all of them to provide you with a detailed solution as to why Linux is as superior of an OS for college students. 1. Fundamentally Open Source: Open-source software or OS are the ones whose source code is made public and can be inspected, modified, and enhanced by anyone. When you use a software, you don't typically see the source codes working behind it, like you don't need to see the clockwork of yo ..read more

Linux is fundamentally an open-source Operating System. Using open-source software on Linux is as peaceful as the Himalayas. Here we've discussed 5 such software that could be the best friend of a writer if done right. 1. Markdown: We writers are fond of clutter-free, featureless, writing environments. But, most of the software that is widely available, is clumsy and complex. While we want to write and write only, those present us the option to do anything with it. Which is often the best way to market their product. Writers care about only one thing, how the text is going to look in websites ..read more

Usually, the operating system in your computer doesn't allow you to change its functions and other aspects. But, you can find some that allow you full control over all aspects. Not only that, but they also allow you to distribute your version freely. These are known as free and open-source software. So, they were made mainly to provide more control to home users over their software.  Now, there are many such viable options available for you out there. Linux is undoubtedly the most prominent one among them. After all, it has reached a leading position among all non-proprietary operating ..read more

When working in an office, you naturally need a sharing operating system for each and every computer to allow for the quickest installation of files. While many people are currently trending towards Windows, which has marketed itself as the premier suite for offices as opposed to Apple, which is more for creatives, your best bet is actually investing in Linux products instead. This guide will explain exactly why, with five key reasons as to how Linux is much better for office use. Read on now in order to learn all about it.  Best Security Around  If you are looking for security, esp ..read more

Introduction Linux continues to be an underappreciated OS. Despite its large presence in the tech industry and among tech enthusiasts, many ignore Linux in favor of more popular OS's, such as Windows and MacOS. There's a reason for Linux's small(er) fanbase: its learning curve. Sure, some Linux distros promote themselves as beginner-friendly, but for the most part, it's difficult for those not invested into tech to use Linux. Furthermore, many programs that work on Windows are not compatible with Linux. What programs do work? Today, let's go over seven of the best Linux apps that are both fr ..read more

Linux-based operating systems have a reputation for their high-security level. That's one of the reasons why the market share for Linux has been growing. The most commonly used operating systems such as Windows are often affected by targeted attacks in the form of ransomware infections, spyware, as well as worms, and malware. As a result, many personal, as well as enterprise users, are turning to Linux-based operating systems such as the Ubuntu-based Linux OS for security purposes. While Linux based systems are not targeted as frequently as other popular operating systems, they are not comp ..read more

Most Linux users are well-acquainted with LibreOffice – many distributions have it pre-installed. Fewer know its powerful alternative: FreeOffice is a full-fledged office solution with full support for Microsoft Office file formats. It consists of a word processor, a spreadsheet and a presentation program. True to its name, FreeOffice is fully free and available for Linux in 32-bit and 64-bit versions. FreeOffice is far from a LibreOffice clone. The software is being developed by a German software company with a history going all the way back to 1987. Due to its background, FreeOffice has far ..read more

Data recovery is often termed as a process of retrieving data that is lost. In other words, a lost data simply means the file cannot be accessed by both the user and the system. It is a nightmare that no tech-savvy would want to experience. This is because Data recovery also implies that there are chances of losing revenue, time, confidence, documentations, contacts, client information, and much more.  Everything in your work process is going fine until one day, your system starts showing glitches and the next thing you know is that you've lost data due to system crash or corrupted hardw ..read more

According to a survey, 69% of IT leaders say that open source is extremely important to an organization's infrastructure software plans. Open source has come a long way in the past 20 years. Back in 2001, Microsoft's CEO Steve Ballmer famously labeled Linux a cancer, but these days the tech giant is a platinum member of the Linux Foundation. The times have changed, and enterprises and big players alike embrace this concept, meaning that they not only use open source but also contribute to it. Here are some of the most important reasons why the future of software lies in open source. 1.Open ..read more