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Add Session Management Options Like Shutdown and Restart to Unity Dash

The Unity Dash in Ubuntu doesn’t come with options for you to shutdown your PC. Here’s how you can add session management options to Unity Dash.

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Rainlendar: Customizable Calendar Application on Your Desktop

Rainlendar is one of the best cross-platforms calendar application that is fully customizable and comes with powerful features. Check out its review and giveaway details.

By Vamsi Krishna – Jan 5, 2015

How to Remove Password Protection from PDF in Ubuntu

In this article, we will discuss a couple of ways to remove password protection from a password protected pdf file in Ubuntu.

By Himanshu Arora – Jan 2, 2015

Effectively Manage Startup Items in Windows with Autorun Organizer

To effectively manage your startup items in Windows and improve the system bootup time, Autorun Organizer is the tool for you.

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Running out of disk space in your virtual machines? Here is how you can increase disk space of a virtual machine in VMWare.

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If you are feeling nostalgic and want to play your old DOS game on your Mac, here is how you can do so.

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aText Helps You Accelerate Typing on Your Mac

aText allows you to accelerate your typing using abbreviations that expand to their full forms. Check out our aText’s review and stand to win a copy of aText.

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MediaMonkey: A Serious Media Organizer

MediaMonkey is a media player with some serious media organizing capabilities while being both lightweight and easy to use. Check out its review and giveaway.

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How to Synchronize Files and Folders Using FreeFileSync in Windows

Looking to sync your files/folders without much configuration? FreeFileSync is an open-source application that synchronizes your files and folders across folders and drives.

By Vamsi Krishna – Dec 28, 2014

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Do you find it troublesome to sign-in the username and password in Windows 8 login screen after startup or sleep? Here’s a nifty hack on how to bypass it.

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Sometimes, finding RPMs for RedHat-based Linux distro can be difficult and frustrating. Here are the top 5 best places where you can find RPM package files.

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How to Monitor Network Load From the Command Line in Linux

If you are a network administrator and need to monitor your network traffic, slurm is a useful command line tool that you can try out.

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Internet Explorer 11 has a feature called “Enterprise Mode” which enables you to access websites designed for an older version of IE. Here’s how you can enable it.

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How to Install the Budgie Desktop Environment on Linux

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Cantata – A New Music Player for Linux

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