If you are familiar with MacOS you probably have come across the “Spotlight” search or even its more powerful siblings Alfred or Raycast. All of them provide search-functionality and launch applications through a little searchbar that pops up once you press a shortcut. Usually Ctrl+Space oder Command+Space. The tool “Ulauncher” is similar to Raycast with the option to launch applications, search for files, open websites with shortcuts or even extend its functionality with extensions. For example search bitwarden for passwords, paste text-snippets (I am prefering Autokey though) start VMs or a Remmina-Session. I can highly recommend that app and hope...
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Bitwarden is an open source passwordsafe software similar to KeepassX, but with a huge difference: It is based on a webserver which stores and manages the passwords (and notes as creditcard info and identities) centrally. So the data can be synchronized end2end-encrypted easily throughout different plattforms like desktops, notebooks, tablets and smartphones. Bitwarden can be used as a cloud service run by bitwarden or, as in my case, installed on premise in your own environment. It provides saving and organizing of sensitive data/passwords/texts Multifactor authentication with app or token sharing of passwords in organizations propose safe passwords through password generator...
Continue reading...Launch AppImages via Desktop File
I have downloaded the newest Cura Slicer Software as appimage and wanted to start it through my gnome favourites. To do so you need to create a .desktop file that refers to the appimage and add To change the icon you can choose any icon that is stored under just by naming it.
Continue reading...Fn-keys on Varmillo VA88M keyboard and Linux
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Continue reading...graphical disk usage with duf
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The Turris Omnia Router runs OpenWRT so there are Zabbix Packages available to monitor it. Simply type following command in the turris shell: and edit your config file /etc/zabbix_agentd.conf save, and restart with
Continue reading...Install Oracle Virtual Box Extensions
In order to access full resolution inside your VM and to access USB Devices with full USB3 Speed you need to install Virtual Box Extensions: Go to https://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox and select the appropriate version. Then download the extension pack, e.g. Oracle_VM_VirtualBox_Extension_Pack-6.1.12.vbox-extpack Then open VirtualBox >> Preference >> Extensions >> browse for extension pack by clicking on the + icon. Click on the install button and choose the file. To access you usb devices you also need to add your user to group vboxusers
Continue reading...Install gimmicks on Fedora easily with Fedy
Fedy lets you install multimedia codecs and additional software that Fedora doesn’t want to ship, like H264 support, Adobe Flash, Oracle Java etc., and much more with just a few clicks. Installation Installation instructions can be found on https://github.com/rpmfusion-infra/fedy.
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