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Alexio
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9 years ago Linux Terminal Command Reference 359
15 years ago Install LibreOffice 3.3 on Linux Mint 9 and 10 75
11 years ago Keyboard Shortcuts for the GNOME Desktop 32
15 years ago Reset forgotten/lost main user password in Linux Mint 25
15 years ago Download entire websites easy 25
13 years ago How to enable unattended software updates on Linux Mint 23
15 years ago How to get and install Linux games - Full tutorial 17
15 years ago How to fix broken packages using the Command Line 17
15 years ago Linux Filesystem Explained 14
15 years ago Install and Optimize Linux Mint on a Solid State Drive 13
14 years ago Install Firefox 9 Final on Linux Mint 9 and 10 13
16 years ago How to make a dual-boot into Windows put the "pagefile.sys" onto the linux-swap partition 13
15 years ago How to add videos to the Linux Mint Community Videos website 12
15 years ago Search Launchpad PPAs and add them to your software repositories list 11
16 years ago Keyboard Shortcuts for the KDE Desktop 11
16 years ago Linux From Scratch 10
15 years ago How to setup the fastest server for updates using Synaptic 9
12 years ago Upgrade to Firefox 29 Beta and test Firefox 31 Alpha on Linux Mint 8
15 years ago How to manage the recent notifications for the GNOME desktop 7
15 years ago Popper - the e-mail notifier and indicator 7
13 years ago MultiSystem – Create a MultiBoot USB from Linux Mint 7
16 years ago GNU/Linux Desktop Survival Guide 7
15 years ago Assign Custom Shortcut Keys in Linux Mint 6
15 years ago How To Save Downloaded Files to Selected Folders based on Filters 5
12 years ago How to easily download files from more than 40 websites, including Linux Mint videos 5
16 years ago Ubuntu Pocket Guide and Reference 4
14 years ago Rotate Your Wallpapers with Webilder in Linux Mint 11 3
15 years ago Install Nautilus Elementary on Linux Mint 10 2
15 years ago Run Linux Mint in Windows without any configuration or installation 2
15 years ago OpenOffice.org and LibreOffice Keyboard Shortcuts 2
16 years ago How-to index on the Linux Mint forum 2
16 years ago Ubuntu Manual 2
16 years ago The Linux Documentation Project 2
15 years ago Install fonts on Linux Mint using Terminal commands 1
15 years ago Ubuntu Apps - application directory, tips, and customization guide 0
15 years ago Converting Audio Files On Linux Mint 0
14 years ago Upgrade Thunderbird to version 12 Beta or to version 15 Alpha on Linux Mint 0
Software reviews (102)
Software Score
firefox
"In the Terminal just enter the following commands: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mozillateam/firefox-stable sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade"
5
extcalc
"It is designed to use the full performance of a modern computer for mathematical calculations."
5
webilder
"Check out the official website at www.webilder.org to learn more about a neat way to change your desktop wallpaper every few minutes."
5
fyre
"This is a great tool for easier rendering of high-resolution, high quality images."
5
fish
"The friendly interactive shell, full of new ideas, fixes for a lot of old problems, and a well thought design."
5
singularity
"A really, really great game!"
5
ailurus
"Ailurus is like an extra package manager with a few goodies that makes Linux easier to use. The project's website is now available at http://code.google.com/p/ailurus/"
5
gmusicbrowser
"This is the best music library browser/manager I could find!"
5
gcursor
"It sets a GConf key that is used by the GNOME session manager. You also need to log in to GNOME again to make the changes."
4
startupmanager
"Change the boot loading screen so your startup will be different."
4
synergy
"Wih this app you can copy the texts from Linux to and from Windows."
4
gdeskcal
"A nice desktop calendar, a bit like Rainlendar."
4
htmldoc
"It is great when you find a guide that you want to save."
4
nautilus-actions
"This can add things to Nautilus right-click menu."
4
kmidimon
"Especially useful if you want to debug MIDI software or your MIDI setup."
4
enigma
"Probably one of the most popular and addictive puzzle games on Linux."
4
pythoncard
"Useful for application development."
4
devilspie
"You can use this to place a transparent terminal as your background, to dock your Pidgin contacts list to the side of the desktop or to pin the GIMP toolbar/layers windows to ALL workspaces allowing you to manipulate images full screen over multiple desktops without having to go looking for the panels!"
4
easytag
"Best music tagging program around."
4
freespeak
"Excellent little translation tool."
4
revelation
"A great little password manager for your websites."
4
hellanzb
"Definitely the best program that exists for grabbing binary files from Usenet."
4
macopix-gtk2
"Make small little Japanese girls sit on the menu bar of your window. The mascots just sit on your desktop, performing whatever actions the creator programmed them to do."
4
basket
"Easily take all sort of notes, collect research results and share them, centralize your project, organize your thoughts, keep track of your information in a smart way and more."
4
gsynaptics
"GSynaptics will be obsolete and you should try the GPointing Device Settings GUI tool for setting pointing device such as TrackPoint or Touchpad."
4
easyh10
"This perfectly sets the database for the player so you can navigate using the native firmware, as opposed to using Rockbox, which eats battery power big time."
4
meld
"Check diffs on files, from code to text files. Features colored output and editing/merging/cut on the fly."
4
slim
"I liked it because it is lightweight and very customizable."
4
nautilus-open-terminal
"Adds a right click menu option to open the terminal, either from the desktop or in a Nautilus directory. If you use it in a Nautilus directory, it will open terminal in that directory. To use it, I always have to log out and back in when I first install it."
4
scite
"Excellent file editor with colored syntax, automplete, compilation window and a thousand options."
4
texmacs
"A great scientific editor, it works too as a GUI for a lot of apps like Maxima, gnuplot, R, Axiom, etc."
4
conky-all
"It can be used to gather and display almost any type of information on the user's desktop."
5
chkrootkit
"I find it handy and useful!"
4
wicd
"An easy-to-use utility that does its job well."
4
ntop
"Find out who and what is consuming the network bandwidth!"
4
krename
"Useful for renaming pictures by number, it can do MP3s by tag and other stuff too."
4
tilda
"A GTK alternative for YaKuake."
4
rxvt-unicode
"By far, the best-looking terminal emulator."
4
xfe
"The fastest graphical file manager I can find."
4
xcompmgr
"Because Openbox users can do transparency too."
4
lxpanel
"Because Openbox users need to dump PyPanel."
4
kazehakase
"A Gecko-based browser that will run circles around Firefox, especially on older machines."
4
qingy
"A framebuffer substitute for getty (a command-line login manager) that is much, much lighter than KDM/GDM and looks better than XDM/WDM."
4
leafpad
"Only the most essential features are implemented in this text editor."
4
epdfview
"Opens most (even encrypted) PDF files, saves copies of documents and has support for printing using CUPS."
4
mirage
"A very straightforward GTK image viewer that may be I used on old machines that would suffer under the Gimp."
4
yakuake
"Useful for people who like the terminal to always be accessible."
4
streamripper
"You can easily rip the music that is being streamed to your computer. It's a very easy way to accumulate a nice music library."
4
streamtuner
"Listen to Internet Radio streams on your Linux box. The interface is clean and easy to navigate."
4
exfalso
"It takes a bit to really see the power the application has... but it's well worth the curve if you have a decent size music directory."
4