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I turned my favorite Linux terminal apps into desktop apps so I could launch them with one click

Love terminal apps but hate opening a terminal every time to use them? Here’s how you can add them to your desktop’s app launcher and dock.
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How Trump’s ‘little detour’ to Iran became a roadblock in the midterm elections

WASHINGTON (AP) — Noor Dubow says he regularly votes for Republican candidates he believes align with his economic views — ...

Google’s Genie 4 lets you edit AI generated worlds in real time, complete with sound and dialogue

Google DeepMind wants to make AI-generated worlds feel more lifelike. Genie 4 brings real-time changes, interactive dialogue, and improved physics to virtual environments.

Claude Replaces Video Editing Apps for MP4 Motion Graphics

Create motion graphics with Claude AI without any video editing software. Use the FRAME method to generate frame-by-frame ...

My favorite Linux package manager GUIs for installing apps quickly – and easily

A good package manager makes Linux life a lot simpler, especially for those will little experience. These are the ones I ...
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Apple Creator Studio adds powerful new AI features and even more creative tools

Apple introduces updates to Apple Creator Studio, the collection of creative apps designed to put studio-grade tools into the ...
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I ditched desktop apps for these 5 Linux terminal apps, and I’m not going back

Dibakar Ghosh is a tech journalist at How-To Geek with over a decade of experience using and writing about open-source software, Linux, Android, AI, and personal productivity. He writes about software ...