Linux on Stephen Ajuluhttps://ajulu.netlify.app/tags/linux/Hello, I'm Stephen Ajulu, a seasoned multidisciplinary tech professional with over a decade of experience. I build impactful solutions using design, tech, and engineering in the pursuit of impact.Hugo -- gohugo.ioen-usajulu.b22uf@aleeas.com (Stephen Ajulu)ajulu.b22uf@aleeas.com (Stephen Ajulu)Stephen Ajulu.Sat, 18 Dec 2021 13:57:00 +0300Must Have Apps For Linux Usershttps://ajulu.netlify.app/posts/must-have-apps-for-linux-users/Sat, 18 Dec 2021 13:57:00 +0300https://ajulu.netlify.app/posts/must-have-apps-for-linux-users/<p>Hi, as you know, early this year I made a shift to Linux(Zorin OS 16) and have been using it ever since. Today I&rsquo;d like to suggest a few apps that I have been using.</p> <h3 id="1-microsoft-edge">1. Microsoft Edge</h3> <p>This is by far my favorite browser. I switched to Edge from Firefox because of some issues I had syncing data across multiple devices. I suggest you pick this one and stick with it. Currently using the beta but they recently released the stable version. So go check that out here: <a href="https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/edge?r=1">Microsoft Edge Stable For Linux</a></p>Hi, as you know, early this year I made a shift to Linux(Zorin OS 16) and have been using it ever since. Today I’d like to suggest a few apps that I have been using.

1. Microsoft Edge

This is by far my favorite browser. I switched to Edge from Firefox because of some issues I had syncing data across multiple devices. I suggest you pick this one and stick with it. Currently using the beta but they recently released the stable version. So go check that out here: Microsoft Edge Stable For Linux

2. Visual Studio Code

As you guys know, I am a web developer. This is my favorite code editor. In the past, I used Sublime Text but have completely switched to this. It’s just great! I love it!

Go check it out here: Visual Studio Code

3. Brave Browser

I am a big fan of Web 3 and Crypto so I use this to visit web 3 websites and such. Plus they give you money when certain conditions are met.

Link: Brave Browser

4. Fluent Reader

Hands down the best RSS feed reader. I use it to read articles from my favorite websites. All from a single place.

Link: Fluent Reader

5. Simplenote

My favorite note-taking app. It’s minimal, cross-platform, and great. I have it on my laptop, desktop, and phone. Go check it out.

Link: Simplenote

6. Ulauncher

An app that allows you to search and launch almost anything anytime with the click of just two buttons.

Link: Ulauncher

That’s it for today. I’d appreciate it if you went, checked out, and bought my wallpapers: Gradient Wallpapers Pack 3 4k. You can set them as your desktop wallpaper.

Have a nice day!

]]>My Favorite Gnome Extensionshttps://ajulu.netlify.app/posts/my-favorite-gnome-extensions/Sat, 30 Oct 2021 12:30:00 +0300https://ajulu.netlify.app/posts/my-favorite-gnome-extensions/<p>Hi there, it&rsquo;s been a while. Today I&rsquo;ll be sharing the top gnome extensions that I&rsquo;ve liked since switching to Linux, specifically Zorin 16 OS.</p> <ol> <li><a href="https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1401/bluetooth-quick-connect/">Bluetooth Quick Connect</a>: Allows connecting to paired devices from the gnome control panel.</li> <li><a href="https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/779/clipboard-indicator/">Clipboard Indicator</a>: Clipboard Manager extension for Gnome-Shell - Adds a clipboard indicator to the top panel, and caches clipboard history.</li> <li><a href="https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/3396/color-picker/">Color Picker</a>: Simple color picker for gnome-shell</li> <li><a href="https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/755/hibernate-status-button/">Hibernation Status Button</a>: Adds a Hibernate button in the Status menu. Using the Alt modifier, you can also select Hybrid Sleep instead.</li> <li><a href="https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/3088/extension-list/">Extension List</a>: Simple gnome-shell extension manager in the top panel</li> <li><a href="https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1723/wintile-windows-10-window-tiling-for-gnome/">WinTile</a>: WinTile is a hotkey-driven window tiling system for GNOME that imitates the standard Win-Arrow keys of Windows 10, allowing you to maximize, maximize to sides or 1/4 sized to corner across a single or multiple monitors using just Super+Arrow.</li> </ol> <p>Next, I&rsquo;ll talk about the metaverse.</p>Hi there, it’s been a while. Today I’ll be sharing the top gnome extensions that I’ve liked since switching to Linux, specifically Zorin 16 OS.

  1. Bluetooth Quick Connect: Allows connecting to paired devices from the gnome control panel.
  2. Clipboard Indicator: Clipboard Manager extension for Gnome-Shell - Adds a clipboard indicator to the top panel, and caches clipboard history.
  3. Color Picker: Simple color picker for gnome-shell
  4. Hibernation Status Button: Adds a Hibernate button in the Status menu. Using the Alt modifier, you can also select Hybrid Sleep instead.
  5. Extension List: Simple gnome-shell extension manager in the top panel
  6. WinTile: WinTile is a hotkey-driven window tiling system for GNOME that imitates the standard Win-Arrow keys of Windows 10, allowing you to maximize, maximize to sides or 1/4 sized to corner across a single or multiple monitors using just Super+Arrow.

Next, I’ll talk about the metaverse.

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