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Fed Up With the State of Linux

In terms of the underlying kernel and frameworks, Linux is more robust and supports more technologies than it ever has before.  There has never been a better time to be using Linux...
On a server perhaps, where a low cost stable and flexible operating system like Linux absolutely shines.  But The fact of the matter is, the Linux desktop is in an utterly abysmal state right now, and given the sheer amount of division within the GNOME camp, let alone the ludicrous number of other desktops and barely functional window managers, there is no solution in sight.
GNOME 3 was officially released in April of 2011 and ever since, Ive found myself, along with thousands of long time Linux users, a refugee, forced from my homeland (the venerable GNOME 2.30) and have not been a happy Linux user since.  Ive turned to booting into OSX for the vast majority of my day to day computing activities, and even Windows 8, "modern" warts and all has managed to charm its way into my heart.  And in the interest of full disclosure, for the most part I couldnt be happier.
The Ubuntu 12.04 partition on my desktop hasnt been booted into in months, since there is virtually nothing that Linux is capable of providing that cant be accomplished with OSX and MacPorts.  For everything else, there is always VirtualBox. 
The problem as I see it, is that when GNOME was planning the next version of their desktop, their vision did not mesh well with Canonicals plans to force feed Linux to the unwitting masses and thus Unity was born.  Nobody wins, because both desktops suck to put it bluntly.  They are bloated, awkward, clunky and unconfigurable.
Sure, it could be argued that neither Windows or OSX are terribly configurable either.  And while that is somewhat true, the argument is an invalid one considering neither desktop were built on a legacy of customizability.  The Linux desktop on the other hand, was.  And ever since the release of GNOME 3, there has been a flood of conflicting and usually redundant effort to address the issues with GNOME 3 and its awkward interface and lack of configurability.  The sheer number of GNOME 3 based desktops at the moment is indicative of a very unhappy community of users and developers.  I mean honestly, Shell, Unity, Classic, MATE (stupid name!!!), Cinnamon, Pantheon, Consort... Things have gotten entirely out of hand.
In retrospect, when KDE4 first came out in 2007, it was an absolute disaster, but by the end of 2010, it had developed into a singular fantastic, albeit resource hungry desktop.  And somehow KDE4 managed to do so without splitting into a half dozen side projects.  Unfortunately, in that same span of time since GNOME 3 was released, the division between the various forks is the only thing that has steadily developed, with zero improvement on any particular front.  Unity has gotten MORE resource intensive, not less.  The fallback session is still as clunky as it was three years ago, and no effort whatsoever has been made to add configuration options to Shell.  And dont get me started on MATE... It doesnt work on so many levels.  I am used to GNOME, so when I hit alt+f2 and type in gnome-terminal and then nothing happens, my desktop is effectively broken.  And why the hell is it called MATE?  Named after a bitter, unfiltered tea consumed primarily in Central/South America, MATE violates the long standing naming convention of using acronyms (eg; GNOME = GNU Network Object Model Environment, KDE = K Desktop Environment, XFCE = X-Forms Common Environment, etc.).  It may look deceptively similar to GNOME 2.30, but it is, in my eyes so thoroughly broken that it is completely unusable.  I dont want to use "pluma" i want to use gedit, dammit!  And Cinnamon is a completely unnecessary waste of time and resources that offers absolutely nothing that the fallback session doesnt, and it eats up massive system resources in the process.
My chief complaint though, is and always will be the fact that on both Shell and Unity, you cant even move the dock.  Even Windows and OSX allow you to do that!  Not only can the dock not be moved, but both Canonical as well as the upstream GNOME devs have actively worked against community efforts to add the ability to customize your desktop in any way.   You cant even change your GTK, Metacity or Icon theme without installing hackish third party tools like Ubuntu Tweak.  So unless you really like the default theme, eg; Adwaita, Ambience/Radiance, youre SOL my friend.  Im sorry, but that is simply not an acceptable solution for me.  This is not the operating system I came to know and love, and I expected better from Linux (insert canned response "You should ask for a refund" here).  And thus taking the advice from one of the members of the Ubuntu Forums, I will be "voting with my feet".  Im zeroing out my Linux partitions and reclaiming their valuable hard drive space to be used by more functional operating systems.  Goodbye, and good luck.  Hopefully GNOME eventually matures beyond this adolescent phase where it has to be "different" for the sake of being different, common sense be damned!  I am reminded of all the angst-ridden, socially awkward, teenage Goth/Emo/Juggalo douche-bag idiots who loiter around Hot Topic stores in the mall and listen to God-awful music to prove to the world that theyre "different".  Just remember, Hot Topic is owned by the GAP, and in reality no one cares how cool you think you are.  What matters is what you can bring to the table, and right now the Linux desktop is not offering anything worthwhile. 
GNOME is a complete and total disaster right now, and there is no sane and rational solution in sight. 
KDE is slow, bloated, and its software selection sucks compared to GNOME.  Despite all of its configurability it is still less aesthetically pleasing than any GTK based desktop.  This is a matter of opinion, but I really dont care for the Oxygen theme at all, and all other themes are just plain ugly.
XFCE is like GNOME 2s pimply faced ugly younger cousin.  Not only that, but over the years it has lost its allure of being a fast, lightweight DE.  Its performance is only marginally better than GNOME.
LXDE, along with all of the *box and *WM DEs (E17 included), is nothing more than the lowest common denominator in the graphical user interface, lagging decades behind the rest of the computing world.  I refuse to sacrifice usability and functionality in favor of speed.

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Easily Backup Photos And Videos From Multiple Android And iOS Devices To Your Desktop With DAEMON Sync

DAEMON Sync Android app

DAEMON Sync desktop (server) app - authenticating device

DAEMON Sync desktop (server) app - devices

Install Daemon Sync

Its also important to mention that on Linux, the default storage folder is "/media/DAEMONSyncStorage/", and inside this folder youll find "Sync Folder" which allows you to easily sync files back to your mobile device. This folder can only be modified by root, so you should change its permissions (for instance, you can change owner using chown: "sudo chown sudo chown -R $USER "/media/DAEMONSyncStorage". Hopefully this will be fixed in a future DAEMON Sync release.

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Easily Create Your Own Numix Based GTK Themes With Oomox

Monovedek Oomox preset (Unity / Ubuntu 16.04)

An easier way to change theme colors would be GTK Theme Preferences but unfortunately, this tool no longer works with some themes. For instance, in Ubuntu 16.04, GTK Theme Preferences can change both GTK2 and GTK3 theme colors for Ambiance and Radiance themes, but it doesnt work with the Numix GTK3 theme.

Here are a few more screenshots featuring themes generated using Oomox:

Oomox Retro/Excelsior preset

Oomox GNOME Noble preset

Oomox Monovedek preset

Oomox Tizix Dark preset

Oomox Retro/Next preset (Ubuntu GNOME 15.10)

Oomox GNOME Noble preset (Ubuntu 16.04 / Unity)

Oomox GNOME Noble Dark preset (Ubuntu GNOME 16.04)

Download and use Oomox

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8
sudo apt update
sudo apt install oomox

If you dont want to add the PPA, you can download the deb from HERE. Or see the manual installation instructions below.

Arch Linux users can install Oomox via AUR.

1. Install the required dependencies

Oomox requires python3-gobject as well as the following executables: glib-compile-schemas, gdk-pixbuf-pixdata and sass, while Numix theme requires the Murrine GTK2 engine. xorg-xrdb and xmllint are optional.

Install them in Ubuntu 15.10 or 16.04 using the following command:

sudo apt install python3-gi libglib2.0-bin libgdk-pixbuf2.0-dev ruby-sass libxml2-utils x11-xserver-utils gir1.2-gtk-3.0 gir1.2-glib-2.0 gtk2-engines-murrine

2. Download and install Oomox

You can download Oomox from HERE.

sudo apt install wget
cd /tmp
wget https://github.com/actionless/oomox/archive/0.16.1.tar.gz
tar -xvf 0.16.1.tar.gz
sudo mkdir /opt/oomox
sudo cp -r oomox-0.16.1/* /opt/oomox/

Thats it.

To run the Oomox GUI, use the following command:

/opt/oomox/gui.sh

Report any bugs related to the generated themes to the Oomox GitHub page. If you think the bugs are Numix theme-related, report them to the Numix GTK Theme GitHub page.

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Fedora Post Install Tool Fedy Updated With New UI Fedora 22 Support

Changes in Fedy 4.0:

• fully native GTK3 UI;
• rich plugins list with icon and description;
• ability to search the plugins list;
• easy overview of whats installed and whats not;
• easy way to undo tasks;
• tasks continue to run when the window is closed;
• revamped plugin system to make it easier to write plugins (with a JSON formatted metadata file);
• for plugins downloaded from third-party sources, Fedy now tries to detect and prevent malicions commands from running.

Install Fedy

su -c "curl https://satya164.github.io/fedy/fedy-installer -o fedy-installer && chmod +x fedy-installer && ./fedy-installer"

To download the source, report bugs, etc., see the Fedy GitHub page.

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Extract Individual Tracks From Audio CD Images With Flacon

Complete Flacon feature list:

• supports the following input formats: WAV, FLAC, APE, WavPack, True Audio (TTA).
• supported output formats: LAC, WAV, WavPack, AAC, OGG, MP3 and Opus (with the latest Flacon 1.2.0) with preset and quality settings, etc.;
• replay Gain analysis (album-gain and track-gain modes);
• multi-threaded conversion process;
• automatic character set detection for CUE files;
• automatially tag resulting track files;

Install Flacon in Ubuntu or Linux Mint

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:flacon/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install flacon

For other Linux distributions, see the Flacon downloads page.

Report any bugs you may find @ GitHub.

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Galaxy Note with Nexus Mail or Google Email

Galaxy Note with Nexus Mail or Google Email

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 Just like GMail

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Earning Money with AdfLy

When you are dealing with longer links, AdfLy can help you shorten it at the same time earning a little profit. AdFly is a URL shortener which pays you. If you are running a blog or a website, this program might be very helpful to you. I can guarantee you that this program will really pay you as I am currently using it in CorbySociety. As of now, I only have 15,000 total views ( Since I started this blog
just last month ) and I am now earning an average of $5 a month. How much more if your blog has 100,000 views monthly? 

How does it Work?

    Youll earn money when a visitor enters your site. Aside from that, AdFly also pays you every time a visitor clicked the URL you have Shortened. Just imagine how much earning youll get if you can have 100,000 unique clicks?

Getting Started

    Start by creating an AdFly account. Go to Adf.ly and click "Join Now" or if you like to log-in with facebook, click the Facebook log-in button just beside it. Logging in with Facebook provides you easier access with your account. Fill out the registration form. In Account Type, Choose "Link Shrinker: Create shortened URLs and earn Money". Read the AdfLY Terms and Condition and then check the box and click "Join". See Images below:





Start Earning

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Enpass Password Manager 5 0 RC Released With Browser Extensions For Auto Filling Login Credentials

Thats not all thats new in Enpass 5.0 RC - other changes include:

• support for password history in the password generator;
• a new Password Audit helps change old and weak passwords;
• fixed various sync issues with WebDAV/ownCloud;
• new icons and other UI improvements;
• on Linux, theres now an option (Tools > Settings, on the General tab) to minimize the app to the tray instead of closing it but this feature only worked under Unity in my test (I also tested it under MATE and Cinnamon and there was no tray icon);
• bug fixes.

Download Enpass

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Encrypt Your Cloud Files With Cryptomator Open Source Cross Platform

How to use Cryptomator

Then enter a password for the newly created vault and click "Create vault":



Thats it!

Download Cryptomator

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