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Netbeans IDE - Popular Linux Code Editor Paid Members Public
NetBeans is a Java-based software development platform. It is the most popular Linux code editor available today for Java, C, C++, and PHP development, and it includes many pre-configured code templates and code generation tools for faster development support. Netbeans is a cross-platform application that runs on Windows, Mac OS
5 Free Alternatives To Google Drive On Linux Paid Members Public
Google Drive is one of the most popular, freemium cloud storage services from Google. Gdrive is an official client for Google drive and a must-have application for Windows. But sadly the most popular service can’t be used on Linux via any official client like Gdrive. So I thought to
[Review] Plex Media Server For Linux Paid Members Public
Today I’m reviewing an app that media fans will enjoy greatly. Your media is synced across all your devices through a media server, not just an app. Plex Media Server for Linux syncs media. It is available for all operating systems, including Linux, Ubuntu, Fedora and CentOS, as well
ScudCloud, Slack Client For Linux Install In Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Fedora Paid Members Public
Slack, with more than 12 million daily active users, has completely changed the way that we used to communicate with one another. Slack allows you to join many teams and communicate with them effectively without being distracted. However, Slack can be more useful if you have a Slack client in
Frogr - Flicker Client For Linux Paid Members Public
Frogr is a Linux application that allows you to upload photos to Flickr. Flickr users do not need to use the Flickr web app to upload their favourite photos. Frogr allows you to upload photos and edit their title, description, tags, and privacy settings, among other things. It enables you
Xtreme Download Manager (XDM) Paid Members Public
Xtreme Download Manager is a free and open-source Linux download manager. XDM is cross-platform, with versions for Linux, Windows, and Mac. The new version has recently been released, and it has undergone significant adjustments. The appearance of XDM, in particular, has drastically transformed. I’m sure you’ll be astounded
3 Twitter Clients For Linux Paid Members Public
Do you follow people on Twitter? Without a doubt. Do you use a web browser to access Twitter in order to receive notifications? Yes. Then you’re missing out on some great apps that offer the same features as the web Twitter client. There are numerous Twitter clients for Linux
Best Linux Desktop Environments With Pros & Cons Paid Members Public
If you are new to Linux then I’m sure you are giving up a lot of time choosing a Desktop Environment. You are probably thinking to give a try to each one of them but that’s very time-consuming. Edit – There are other good DEs also that’s why
