5 very distinct & popular Linux desktop environments you can check.

-
Image
Linux has so many distributions with many desktop environments, but these are 5 of the most distinct and popular desktop environments, each having a almost unique desktop environment layout.      1. KDE Plasma desktop The KDE Plasma desktop is the most feature-packed and Windows 8 and Windows 10-like desktop environment, with most Windows-like features, layout and apps, with the launcher at the place where we have Start on Windows on the left to launch applications quickly. You can bookmark applications and search for any document or folder. You have system settings, quick settings, and a system monitor to view running processes and more.  On the bottom right, you have the time and date, and next to the time and date, you have all the frequent settings like Wi-Fi, sound, brightness, Bluetooth, etc. It also comes with a dark mode and has many widgets that come along, and it comes with an Android application, KDE Connect, so your desktop environment can be connected to...
Post a Comment

This is the desktop-like multi-tasking app for Android with this many apps and features.

-



On Android by Android 7 nougat, you can find the Android multi-tasking split window feature. From the feature, you can open two apps simultaneously using your phone’s screen in half.

But what about multi-tasking on an Android phone with apps open more than two, or three, or more?

This brings me to a solution, I found on the Android Play Store, an Android app named (floating apps).

Introduction:

The app (floating apps) comes with many features, it contains thirty-eight(38) in-app apps and games.

You can open as many as five apps shown in the picture.

(Six apps tested opened at the same time)

Some of the apps in the app are:

  • Browser
  • Text Editor 
  • Audio Player
  • Video Player
  • Calculator

And you can create other apps from the widgets of your Android phone. And availability of widgets depends on your phone's Android version.

You can also use normal apps as windowed installed on your phone but this feature could be used after enabling developer mode turned on. No root is required. There are instructions in the app’s Float Normal Apps section.

Other features of the app are:

  • Floating icon

You can change the position and opacity of the floating icon.

  • Floating menu

You can enable floating menu, change the orientation, background color, text color and icon color.

  • Floating buddy

You can change the icon and have it's features to use.

  • Themes

You can change the color of floating windows.

Conclusion:

On the Play Store, you can see this is the only app with this many apps and features this can be called as a gimmick but it can also be used amusingly and enjoyably and in some cases in meaningful and helpful ways.



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Use ChatGPT with the Google Assistant button as the default AI assistant on Android.

-
Image
Google Voice Assistant can be used on Android from Android 5.0 upward, and if you want to make ChatGPT your default voice assistant, replacing Google Assistant, you ca n do this. To do that, you will have to use a third-party app called ‘VoiceGPT’ along with the official ChatGPT app.   First of all, you need to install the official ChatGPT app and sign up or sign in with your account.   Then you have to install the third-party app VoiceGPT by downloading the app from this  GitHub page . Or You can simply click on this  link  to download the VoiceGPT app directly.   After downloading and installing the app, open it up, and from the dialog box, select ‘set device assistant’ and then change the default digital assistant app, set it to VoiceGPT from Google, and set OK.   And this is it; you are ready to go. You can now use ChatGPT as an AI voice assistant with the Google Assistant button or with the gesture of swiping upward from the downward corners of th...
Read more

23 Basic/Easy Linux Commands to Get Started Learning With.

-
Image
These are some of the easiest and most fun commands of the Linux operating system distros by which you can have a very good start at learning Linux commands. In all the commands below, there are some commands that are not installed by default; you will have to install those.       1. Cd The ‘cd’ command is used to change the current working directory. Syntax: <cd directory name>   Example: cd documents      2. Rename The ‘rename’ command is used for renaming a file. Syntax: <rename 's/oldform/newform/' filename> Example: rename 's/file/newfile/' file.txt        3. Dir The ‘dir’ command lists all the contents of a directory. Syntax: <dir> or <dir /directory> Example: dir or dir /home      4. Tree The ‘tree’ command displays a tree-like structure of directory or depth-intended listings of a file. Syntax: <tree> Example: tree        5. Chdir The ‘chdir’ command in Li...
Read more