How to View WebP Images in Linux
We are all certainly familiar with the popularity of image file formats like JPEG, PNG, and GIF. Well, Google came up with a standard image file format replacement for the likes of JPEG, PNG, and
Graphical Tools
How to Crop and Resize Images on Linux Using Gwenview
The Linux operating system domain offers numerous ideal and recommended solutions to image manipulation. One of the key attributes that favor this Linux-to-image-manipulation software relationship is the open-source nature of both the Linux OS being
Skanlite – A Simple Image Scanning Tool for Linux
Why need a Linux image scanning application? You might ask. Image scanning is a priceless endeavor for a number of Linux-based projects, especially for users that are after web-based applications. Such applications make it easier
How To Install Wine to Run Windows Applications On Debian
When it comes to installing Windows applications on Linux, there’s no application that does it better than Wine. Wine is a compatibility layer that enables users to run Windows applications on POSIX compliant operating systems
How to Install Wine to Run Windows Applications in Ubuntu
Wine is the ultimate solution for Linux users on distros like Ubuntu that still have an eye for the Windows operating system experience. With Wine’s compatible layer on Linux, it is possible to interact with
How to Install MySQL Workbench in Ubuntu 20.04
There are two approaches to achieving your MySQL database administration goals. One is through a command-line client and the other one is via a graphical user interface. Both of these two approaches are evident with
How to Install MySQL Workbench in RHEL Systems
This article piece assumes that you already have the famed MySQL software installed on your RHEL-based Linux system and are ready to exploit database administration to the fullest. You log in to the MySQL shell
How to Install and Use Okteta for RAW Data Files in Linux
Not many Linux editors can match the processing power of Okteta in terms of handling the complexities of raw data files. Okteta meets its functional objectives through the implementation of simplified algorithmic raw data display
How to Join/Merge Multiple Audio Files into One in Linux
There are several reasons why a Linux user will give in to the urge of concatenating or joining several mp3 files into a single audio file. On one hand, you could be dealing with a
How to Compare Files in Linux Using Meld (Diff/Merge) Tool
If you are familiar with diff; a Linux terminal-based tool for comparing two files in terms of contextual differences and layout, you are going to love what Meld has to offer. Think of Meld as