PhotoPrism’s Sept updates include improved iOS compatibility, enhanced UX, and new translations. Full library rescan recommended.
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Mirroring refers to displaying a device’s screen on another device’s display in real-time. It is a handy feature whether you are troubleshooting issues, presenting, playing games, or wanting to enjoy your media on a bigger screen. While Android users benefit from multiple ways of mirroring their screens on Ubuntu, Apple users lack that leverage. So, […]
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This weekend Apple officially approved the first PC emulator on the App Store, the open-source app UTM SE which is based on QEMU, and entirely free (no icky IAPs) to download. UTM SE is able to emulate a variety of desktop operating systems and system …
Like the look of the macOS and iOS control centre and want something similar for your KDE Plasma desktop? Well, you’re in luck with this new KDE widget.
This post, A New ‘KDE Control Centre’ Widget Inspired by iOS is from OMG! Ubuntu!. Do n…
LiveCode is a programming language that allows everybody to code and create large applications easily. LiveCode is a simple, high-level, English-like programming language that is dynamically typed. Learn how to use LiveCode to create your own Linux, An…
The long-awaited KDE Connect is now available for iPhone (iOS 15 and up). Here are the details.
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Community Pine64, engaged in the creation of open devices, presented the smartphone PinePhone Pro, the preparation of which was taken into account the experience of the production of the first model PinePhone and customer feedback. The main goal of the project has not changed, and the PinePhone Pro continues to be positioned as a device […]
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Usually, we need to take screenshots of the whole screen or some part of the window on the screen. While on Android or iOS, you can do this even with the click of a button, but here on Linux, we have special tools which ease taking screenshots, either for whole or partial screens. Learn more […]
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