The first thing we should figure out is why we need a system. For me, the operating system on a computer is a tool for performing certain tasks, work that needs to be done every day. Therefore, the stability of my system, ease of setup, in order to quickly return everything to its usual appearance in case of problems, performance […]
SeaMonkey is a fast browser
SeaMonkey is a standalone browser that allows you to use the Internet comfortably. The SeaMonkey browser is based on the Mozilla Suite, which ceased development in 2006.
Which Windows applications are supported by Wine?
There are a large number of Windows applications that are currently fully supported by Wine. They will work without any problems.
How to run a Windows program in Linux
Since you are here, I will assume that you are a Linux user. And from time to time you wonder: can I run windows applications on Linux?
What Linux is used for
If what you need isn’t on the list, you can make your own distribution or base it on something and put the software you need on it. This is what makes Linux a universal operating system for everything.
BleachBit – cleaning the operating system from “junk”
BleachBit is a software application that allows you to easily and quickly clean your operating system of accumulated “junk”. The main advantage of BleachBit is that the cleaner is a cross-platform application that can be easily run on both Linux and Windows.
Linux, what is it?
Linux is an operating system whose kernel is distributed free of charge. It consists of a kernel and a set of small programs which interact with that kernel.
How to use PlayOnLinux
Many more professional programs have been written for the Windows operating system than for Linux. And when it comes to games, most of them only work on Windows.
Terminator – handy multi-window Linux terminal
The Linux system terminal is a very convenient and flexible tool. For most Windows users and newcomers to Linux, this statement will not seem very convincing, but with time you come to understand it.
What is a Linux distribution
A Linux distribution is when different companies and developers take a kernel and add on top of it a set of programs: shells, compilers, drivers, and everything else.