5 Linux file managers to try when your GUI just won't do - they're all free

There are instances when a GUI file manager just won't work. When I run into those situations, there are several terminal-based options I go for.
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Migrate to MX Linux from Another Distro Without Losing /home

Learn how to migrate to MX Linux from another distribution without losing /home data using Replace Existing Installation ...

Keep your photos private! Set up your own at-home NAS cloud alternative

Don't entrust your photos to large cloud storage services. Use a NAS as a private cloud to keep your photos safe, secure, and ...
InfoQ

Vercel Open-Sources Bash Tool for Context Retrieval Using Local Filesystems

Vercel has open-sourced bash-tool that provides a Bash execution engine for AI agents, enabling them to run filesystem-based ...
XDA Developers on MSN

This terminal file manager made me stop using a GUI

There are some supported commands that don't have a keybinding, but you can still use them by using the colon key. For ...
XDA Developers on MSN

5 terminal applications that will make you think twice about a GUI

These five applications show how far a terminal workflow can go and might convince you that you do not always need a GUI to ...
tech2geek

How to Fix Can’t Create a New Folder in Windows 11 – 5 Working Solutions

Creating new folders is one of the most basic tasks in Windows, but sometimes Windows 11 throws an unexpected error where the “New Folder” option doesn’t work ...
Android Authority

How to use Google Drive: Everything you need to know

Google Drive is an immensely popular cloud storage service, and one of the most generous free tools on the market. It’s powerful and easy to use, but learning how to use Google Drive can be ...