Ubuntu 13.04 users are fortunate enough to have a file synchronization tool installed by default. As many of you already know, Ubuntu One is a very convenient cloud file storage service. If you happen to…
The release of KDE 4.10 includes a new software development toolkit called PlasMate. After briefly testing this SDK, I can say that I am highly impressed. A massive number of features are available and already…
The Kate text editor received a large number of bug fixes for the 4.10 release, and some exciting new features. A mini-map scroll bar is now available for Kate users, and an improved notification system….
KDE 4.10 delivers a long list of application upgrades for this release which cannot be overlooked. There are some new applications available and loads of fun features, meaning more fun for KDE lovers everywhere. Here…
Gnome 3.4 introduced a new application called Gnome Boxes. The 3.6 release brings many changes for Gnome Boxes, and now here is a hasty preview. The various bug fixes and stability improvements make the 3.6…
The Nemo file manager is the latest Cinnamon desktop addition. Nemo has forked from Nautilus 3.4 due to dissatisfaction expressed about the Nautilus 3.6 release. This seems to have sparked enough motivation to prompt another…
Filelight will help you find out where your disk space is being wasted. This tool provides a graphical display that is very easy to understand. Use this tool to scan your entire file system, or…
Here you can see some of the best terminal emulators available, along with many of the most impressive features. Many experienced Linux users already have their own preferred command line terminal emulator. Unfortunately most users…
The Zeitgeist event logger is the tool used to remember virtually everything you do when using the Unity desktop shell. Zeitgeist will most importantly remember all of the files, directories, and applications that you use most frequently.
Using Zeitgeist
You don’t have to use it, the event logger will do all of the work in the background for you. This means the most important data will always be displayed by the Unity desktop dash.
Xfburn is a convenient CD and DVD burning applications for the Xfce desktop. You can also use the Xfburn tool to create images, audio CD’s, or data CD’s.
Xfburn Advantages
There might be several CD burning tools available for the Linux desktop, but like other Xfce applications Xfburn is also lightweight and well designed. The interface is easy to operate and even new users should have very little trouble.
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