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Applications: Tonfotos and GNU/Linux Applications Spun as 'Windows
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Make Use Of ☛ This tiny free app is the best photo organizer you’ve never heard of
I was born before the dawn of the smartphone, but I've been taking more photos than I ever did before since I got my hands on one. Memories of family, friends, pets, and those who are no longer with us reside within the massive 2TB hard drive in my computer. Yes, the same one that I accidentally deleted and almost lost years and years of memories from.
I've learned that freemium software is astonishingly good in many different forms, but I didn't expect it to be so beneficial when it came to organizing all of those pictures I had, too. For the longest time, I used to scavenge through Google Photos downloads like a caveman. But now that I've been using Tonfotos, I can find exactly what I'm looking for in no time.
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XDA ☛ 4 terminal tools I install on every Windows or Linux machine before anything else
During my experience as a software engineer as well as a tech blogger, I’ve set up more machines than I can count, like fresh Linux installs, temporary test environments, and clean Windows setups. Over time, I realized productivity isn’t lost in big mistakes, but in tiny delays repeated all day: slow searches, messy output, forgotten commands, and constant context switching.
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XDA ☛ 5 Linux tools that made me stop using Windows utilities [Ed: WSL is still Windows though]