Google Chrome for Mac and Linux versions have finally hit beta today. If you are running chromium builds for Mac now you got the more stable beta version. It took quite a while for Google to release the Mac and Linux versions of the speedy browser, considering Google Chrome for Windows is launched ... Read More →
Canonical Launches DropBox Competitor: Ubuntu One
Canonical, the company behind the popular Linux distro Ubuntu, launched Ubuntu One yesterday, a native ubuntu file synchronization service that works on the desktop and can be managed from the web as well. Sounds similar? Yes, Dropbox does that. Ditto. ... Read More →
AlternativeTo Finds Alternative Applications For All Platforms
Next time you curse the world for software that don't work as you want them to be, check out AlternativeTo. AlternativeTo brings a new approach to finding alternatives to applications on different platforms whether Windows, Mac, Linux or web based apps. ... Read More →
Task Coach: Desktop Task Manager
If you are looking for some task list manager to organize your daily tasks, check out Task Coach, a desktop app with some nice features. You can have tasks, sub tasks and organize them in categories. ... Read More →
Activation Key for Parallels Workstation for Windows & Linux
Parallels Workstation is a desktop virtualization software for running multiple operating system on a single PC. The advantage of using desktop virtualization software for running multiple OS is it allows you to run Guest OSes as programs on the primary OS, so you don't have to reboot or fear of ... Read More →
Download Google Chrome for Mac and Linux
If you are a Mac or Linux user and wants to try Google Chrome, you can try now. There is no official version of Google Chrome browser for Mac and Linux yet. The folks at Codeweavers released an unofficial Google Chrome version for both Mac and Linux. ... Read More →
Launchy Application Launcher for Linux
Launchy is one of the best windows application launcher available. Launchy new version released today got support for Linux OS and it works with Gnome and KDE desktops. Gnome Do is another launcher for Gnome desktop, if you are familiar with Launchy windows version and wants to have the same type ... Read More →
What’s next to Windows XP: Ubuntu
PC World has a great article suggesting to move small businesses from Windows to Linux as Windows XP, so far the best Windows OS is no more available in store. I am at the same situation and infact i wanted to write on the same subject from the past few days. I am using Windows XP from long and ... Read More →
Yugma: Web Collaboration and Desktop Sharing
Yugma is a slick web collaboration and desktop sharing tool for windows, Mac and Linux. Yugma is available as a Free and Paid versions, but free version is enough for most of the users, but for business purposes paid may be the way to go. You need to register to use the app, it takes a minute and ... Read More →
Email checker and notifier for GNOME desktop
cGmail is a small utility for gnome desktop which checks your email accounts and notifies you of any new email, the same way as gmail notifier does. cGmail is written in Python and supports Gmail, pop3, imap accounts. You might ask what is different in this than gmail notify, the developer has ... Read More →