Manage More Than Hundred Social Sites From Your Desktop With Nomee

Nomee is a unique service that provides a desktop tool to manage all your social sites in one place. It requires you to register and once you have done that the next step would be to create a Nomee card and share it with your other Nomee friends.

It supports all major social networking sites, photo sharing sites, video sharing sites, and much more. The main objective of Nomee is to help you manage all your social sites from one simple desktop tool.

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Pin Multiple Folders On Windows 7 Taskbar

The most noticeable and immaculate feature of Windows 7 is indeed its taskbar. It is as robust as previous versions of the taskbars but offers a new way of interacting with the applications. You can pin any shortcut so that they can be accessed right from the taskbar rather than the desktop or start menu search bar. But like any other things there is one shortcoming, you cannot pin your folders to it, which you might want to if you access them more frequently. Here is a great way to access your favorite shortcuts right from your taskbar in Windows 7.

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Use Gtwitter As Twitter Desktop Client In Ubuntu Linux

GTwitter is a twitter application for Linux desktop. It is quite easy to post, reply to a tweet, read your friend’s public timelines, etc. Once installed, its stays in your system tray and gets updates periodically so you don’t need to keep your web browser open at all times. Lets see how we can install it in Ubuntu.

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2 Ways To Change Default Text Editor In Ubuntu

Ubuntu offers a wide range of text editors, some of them are installed by default and  others are free software which can be installed in a very easy way. If you are uncomfortable with the default text editor of Ubuntu or you want to use your favorite text editor program, then it is not a big deal. Let me share a couple of ways to achieve it.

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Copy Changed/Modified Files From One Folder To Another In Windows

If you are looking to copy only those files that have been modified/changed from the pool of thousands of other files, then it is unquestionably a difficult task. I have personally seen users making complicated scripts for such a task, if you are an ordinary computer user with no programming background, you are still lucky.

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Batch Create Folders In Windows With New Folder Wizard

If you want to batch create folders in Windows with any numbering, prefix, suffix, etc then it can be quite a pain. New Folder Wizard aims to reduce this pain. It is a free little portable tool for Windows that lets you batch create as many folders as you like, the maximum being 20,000 folders at one time.

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Install And Use Google Gadgets In Ubuntu Linux

Google gadgets let you run cool and useful desktop gadgets in Ubuntu. It is an open source project, and runs on both Gnome and KDesktop environments. To install it in Ubuntu is quite easy.

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Use BleachBit to Clean Unnecessary Files From Your Ubuntu System

BleachBit is a free tool to delete unnecessary files from your system. You can use it to delete cache, cookies, Internet history, logs, temporary files, etc and thus as a result you get plenty of free disk space by getting rid of junk data. It runs on Microsoft’s Windows and Linux OS. Followings are steps to install and use it in Ubuntu.

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How To View Hidden Files In Ubuntu Linux

Alright, here is a short tip for those users who are new to Ubuntu. Just like Windows doesn’t show hidden files by default, Ubuntu pretty much follows suit. In Linux based systems, hidden files  has “.” prefix like .htaccess, .bash_history etc. Lets explore how can we view hidden files and folders in Ubuntu.

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Screenshoter Takes Screenshot Of Everything In One Click

Screenshoter aims to become a mainstream standalone screenshot tool with minimum footprint and clutter. From games to any application, it can take screenshot in just one click. It is portable utility that can take screenshot of both full screen and selected area. Currently it can only save the screenshot as either Jpg, Png, or Bmp format.

Ofcourse it does not compete in the same category as some major screenshot tools such as ZScreen and others, but is good enough as a stand-alone tool.

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