How to Add iCloud on Linux
iCloud for Linux adds support for Apple apps in Ubuntu, providing seamless integration with Calendar, Notes, and more.
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I was looking for a Dropbox alternative due to its device limit and discovered Resilio Sync—an easy-to-use P2P solution without accounts, offering flexible settings and a free license.
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How to Automatically Sort Notes into Folders in Obsidian
The Auto Note Mover plugin helps automatically sort notes in Obsidian based on tags and regular expressions, making organization easier.
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Mendeley Review: How to Store and Manage Reference Lists
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Notesnook Review: An Alternative to Evernote with End-to-End Encryption
Notesnook is a private note-taking app with end-to-end encryption, but the free version is highly limited. It’s a paid alternative to Obsidian with convenient synchronization.
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Overview of Capacities: Another Notion-like Note-taking App
Capacities is an alternative to Notion and Evernote with an object-based data organization, built-in AI, cross-platform support, and free synchronization.
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How to Optimize Battery Life on Linux
TLP for Linux automatically optimizes laptop power consumption, extending battery life without complex configurations. Installation: sudo apt install tlp
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How to Automatically Create System Snapshots on Linux
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How to Easily Add a Script or Application to Autostart in Ubuntu
Ignition for Ubuntu simplifies autostart management: add, remove, and edit applications without digging into the Terminal.
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Tailscale Review: How to Connect Devices into Your Own VPN
Tailscale is a user-friendly VPN service based on WireGuard for creating private networks. Easy setup, free plan, but not for bypassing restrictions.
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Review of Anytype: Your Own Notion That Won’t Be Stolen
Recently, I've started paying more attention to applications that store data locally and are not heavily reliant on cloud synchronization. At the same time, I still want to enjoy the benefits of cloud services — especially for knowledge base tools, where data can easily take up several gigabytes.
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