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If you are looking for an effective eBook reader for Linux, Bookworm will serve your purpose. Bookworm is an open source eBook reader with an easy and simple layout supporting different file formats like epub, pdf, mobi, cbr and cbz. Supporting cbr and cbz files mean that you can also use it for reading comics on Linux.

It seems that SUSE Linux just took a potshot at Red Hat Linux in its latest parody video. See the video and decide for yourself.

'maybe' is here to help you with what the script or command you are going to run is gonna do to your filesystem. Specially, if you are new to Linux, you are going to like it.

Here's a list of the best vector graphics software for Linux that can be used as Adobe Illustrator alternative for Linux. A vector graphics editor lets you create and edit vector graphics images, create vector objects and perform all various manipulations to it. Adobe Illustrator and Corel Draw are such vector graphics editors but they are not available for Linux.

Here are 11 open source tools for all your writing needs.

Station X, a new company based in the UK, is creating beautifully designed high-end Linux laptops and desktops.

If you ever wondered how people share ascii form of Linux distribution logo in the terminal, now you know how they do it.

A new version of the Linux screen recorder, Green Recorder has been released. Green Recorder 3.0 which is built using Python, FFmpeg and GTK+3 comes along with many new features and updates.

This tutorial shows you what is an AppImage and how to use AppImage to install applications in Linux. In addition to that, it also tells you a few things that you should keep in mind while using AppImage.

Last week we heard the good news that Adobe is officially killing Flash in 2020. Most people liked the demise of Adobe Flash. But it seems that Adobe Flash has still some fans left and they want it to keep it alive as an open source project.

If your distro uses GNOME shell or something similar, chances are you are using GNOME terminal or one of its variants. Well, that works alright most of the time. But if you spend a lot of your time in front of a terminal emulator, you might feel the need for a little more than the default terminal emulators offer.

Ring, Open Source alternative to Skype, has reached its first stable release. Have a look at how to install and use Ring.

What happens when a bunch of awesome UI designers work on their own Linux distribution? Nitrux happens!

Wondering what’s the difference between apt-get and apt? And if they have a similar command structure, what was the need for the new apt command? Is apt better than apt-get? Should you be using the new apt command or stick with the good old apt-get commands?

Linux is still running on more than 99% of the top 500 fastest supercomputers in the world. Same as last year, 498 out of top 500 supercomputers run Linux while remaining 2 run Unix.

The world relies on Linux to power its technologies but that's not the case with desktop Linux. When it comes to the desktop version, there are actually some famous myths about Linux and if one believes them, he/she will be very reluctant to use Linux. This article debunks those myths.