Brackets is a code editor that we can get for our GNU/Linux distribution for free. Brackets is created by the company Adobe although it is Free Software. Brackets is not an editor of code to use since it only allows to edit files related to web development, although files of programming languages like C or Java can also be created with this editor, but will not enjoy the same … [Read more...]
How to protect the accidental deletion of files in Linux – rm-protection
Although Gnu/Linux is a very safe operating system, the fact is that sometimes it happens that we delete files by mistake and then it is difficult to recover. This can happen and more if our computer is shared. Here we tell you how to avoid this thanks to a program called rm-protection, a python program that will help us avoid these problems and avoid problems with external … [Read more...]
How to end the tearing Cinnamon on NVIDIA
NVIDIA offers the most powerful solution in terms of graphics processing for GNU/Linux, however, it can often end up being the most headache for a clean and hassle-free experience. This theme is something that is found in different forums, whether for KDE, Ubuntu Unity or the Pillars of Eternity video game. Although it is a situation that is gradually improving, it is clear … [Read more...]
Now is possible to upgrade from Linux Mint 18.3 to version 19
The head of the Linux Mint project, Clem Lefebvre, has announced that it is now possible to upgrade from Linux Mint 18.3 to version 19, which was launched on June 29. This will allow users of the previous version to jump without having to reinstall the entire system. You can now upgrade to Linux Mint 19 This is a very important announcement for all users of Linux … [Read more...]
Public ethics: the conflict of interests, under the carpet
I do not know any code of behavior, ethics and / or conduct that lacks a section called "conflict of interest", and it is not chance. If there is a problem that can harm an organization is the personal interest of any of its members over the entity. And when I write "some" they could be several or many. In fact, conflict of interest is one of the most common ethical dilemmas to … [Read more...]