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Jitsi is a Great Zoom Conference Alternative!

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Jitsi is a set of open-source projects that allows you to easily build and deploy secure videoconferencing solutions. At the heart of Ji...
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Extremely fast duplicate file finder

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Recently I was running out of room on my hard drives. I knew that I had a lot of duplicate files and in my quest to find them all and fre...
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How to Read RSS on Ubuntu with FeedReader

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One of my favorite apps on linux is FeedReader. Long ago when I used Google products they had a great RSS reader built in, but they phase...
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How to Run Android Apps Easily on Ubuntu For The First Time

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There have been several instances where it would be more comfortable to run an Android app on my computer than to use my smart phone. I h...
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OpenShot 2.0.6 (Beta 3) Released!

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The third beta of OpenShot 2.0 has been officially released! To install it, add the PPA by using the Terminal commands below: sudo add-...
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Brave Browser on Ubuntu

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Brendan Eich, one of the co-founders of the Mozilla project (Firefox browser) is developing a new web browser promising to block intrusive...
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OpenShot 2.0 - Beta Released

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The first beta release of OpenShot 2.0 is available to Kickstarter supporters and a much wider testing effort has started. For those who ...
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How to Encrypt Folders

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For those of you who are concerned about three letter agencies or anyone else... CryptKeeper works great. You can install it by finding it...
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How To Install BitMessage

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If you are ever concerned about private messaging, BitMessage offers an easy solution. Bitmessage is a P2P communications protocol used t...
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Tomboy The Original Note App

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When I first started using Ubuntu back in early 2007 (Ubuntu 6.10) I fell in love with a pre-installed app called Tomboy. I had used Tomb...
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