Zulip – Most Productive Chat Application for Group or Team Chat
Zulip is an open source, powerful and easily extendable group or team chat application powered by Electron and React Native.
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Linux open source tools, scripts and apps
4 Best Open Source Bulk SMS Gateway Software
Today, SMS (Short Message Service) has become more popular, it widely used all over the world in huge amounts for
How to Migrate from GitHub to GitLab
As you may very well know, Gitlab is among the best alternatives to Github, the first that comes to mind,
Zammad – An Open Source Help Desk and Support Ticket System
Zammad is a free open source, a fully-featured web-based ticketing system for helpdesk or customer support. It ships in with
Discourse – A Modern Forum for Community Discussion
Discourse is a free, open source, modern, feature-rich and remarkable community-oriented forum software. It’s a powerful, reliable, and flexible platform
How to Install TeamSpeak Server in CentOS 7
TeamSpeak is a popular, cross-platform VoIP and text chat application for internal business communication, education and training (lectures), online gaming,
Grafana – An Open Source Software for Analytics and Monitoring
Grafana is an open source, feature rich, powerful, elegant and highly-extensible analytics and monitoring software that runs on Linux, Windows
Piwigo – Create Your Own Photo Gallery Website
Piwigo is an open-source project which allows you to create your own photo gallery on the web and upload photos
Tig – A Command Line Browser for Git Repositories
In a recent article, we’ve described how to install and use GRV tool for viewing Git repositories in Linux terminal.
Gerbera – A UPnP Media Server That Lets You Stream Media on Home Network
Gerbera is a feature-rich and powerful UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) media server with a pleasant and intuitive web user
Suplemon – A Powerful Console Text Editor with Multi Cursor Support
Suplemon is an open source, modern, powerful, intuitive and feature-rich command-line text editor with multi cursor support; it replicates Sublime
How to Randomly Display ASCII Art on Linux Terminal
In this short article, we will show how to automatically and randomly display ASCII art, using ASCII-Art-Splash-Screen when you open