Here is a short description of pigz: pigz, which stands for parallel implementation of gzip, is a fully functional replacement for gzip that exploits multiple processors and multiple cores to the hilt when compressing data. And for the installation: sudo yum install pigz With pigz, if you don’t have many things running on your multi [...]
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visio support comes to Linux with loads of new features of LibreOffice.
LibreOffice 3.5 was released few days back with loads of features and improvements. Most bragged about feature should be capability to read visio diagrams. You can read the full list of features here. And here are some interesting features: Better UI for header/footer handling. Easily add header or footers. Quickly see what is edited with [...]
cream bash ide – vim with bash support
Here you can find the cream editor. This is basically vim editor with lots of customizations thus making it simpler for the users to use the editor directly. This version already has the bash and perl support plugins and thus you can start using them as IDE without the need to add any plugins. [...]
Hi, I am Amit Agarwal. I am the sole author of this blog and have worked on Linux for more than 10 Years now. My favourite is Fedora and am using Fedora at home and office.
I hope you will enjoy reading my blog and get in touch with me if you have any suggestions or complaints.
