Installing Logseq Knowledge Management Tool on Linux
First, create a folder in your home directory to store all the AppImages. Next, move the Logseq AppImage to this location and give the file execution permission.That’s it. You can…
FOSS Weekly #25.14: Fedora 42 COSMIC, OnePackage, AppImage Tools and More Linux Stuff
Typesense is the free, open-source search engine for forward-looking devs. Make it easy on people: Tpyos? Typesense knows we mean typos, and they happen. With ML-powered typo tolerance and semantic…
5 Tools to Enhance Your AppImage Experience on Linux
Gear Lever is available as a Flatpak package. You can install it with the following command:For Ubuntu users, the .deb file is available under the Continuous build section on the…
Set an AppImage Application as Default App
Imagine you found a cool text editor like Pulsar and downloaded it in the AppImage format. You enjoy using it and now want to make it the default application for…
7 Linux Terminals From the Future
Overall, this terminal is the best fit for those who are looking for serious application development projects.It is cross-platform and supports multiple shells, while allowing the user to customize according…
21 Jargon Every Linux User Should Know
If you didn’t know, a bootloader is a program that starts when you boot up the computer and loads the kernel to execute. You get to customize the order of…
Autostart AppImage Applications in Linux
If you do not want to use AppImage Launcher, you can also create a desktop file manually.Use the cp command to copy the file:With some effort, you can achieve that,…