The default Mac applications that come with your new Mac work well enough, but they lack certain features you might be seeking. You can change your Mac’s default applications with the instructions here.
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How to Keep Your Application Window “Always on Top” in Mac
By default, you can’t pin an app to the top and above others in macOS. Here is how you can use Afloat to add the “Always on Top” solution in macOS.
How to Completely Remove Programs from Windows
Uninstalling programs in Windows is usually more than just click the Uninstall button. Here we will show you how to completely remove programs in Windows, without any third party tool.
10 of the Best KDE Plasma Applications You Should Try
The KDE Community have developed a ton of high-quality applications for different needs. Here are some of the best KDE Plasma applications you should try.
10 of the Best Gnome Applications from Third-Party Developers
Thanks to the Ubuntu community there is a great deal of third-party software that integrates perfectly with Gnome Shell. Here are 10 of the best Gnome applications.
4 Great File Management Tools for Slack
Sometimes file sharing on Slack can be very, very limited in function. If you’re looking to improve that, here are four file management tools for Slack worth trying.
How to Handle App/OS Freezes in Linux
Like any other software, Linux systems and apps can freeze and stop working at times. Here’s how you can handle App/OS Freezes in Linux.
How to Scan for Potentially Unwanted Applications with Windows Defender
If you’re using Windows Defender as your antivirus and want it to protect your system from any potentially unwanted applications like bundled adware and spyware, here’s how it can help.
How to Limit Bandwidth to Certain Applications in Windows 10
Windows has all kinds of amazing features, but there is no option that lets you control how much bandwidth certain apps use. If you want to change that, here’s how to limit bandwidth in Windows 10.
MTE Explains: What is .NET Framework and Why You Need It to Install Apps in Windows
The .NET Framework is, in truth, a vital part of many applications from around the Web, no matter their purpose. Read on to see exactly what that means.
3 Distraction-Free Writing Applications for Linux
Looking for distraction-free writing software for Linux? You’re in luck. Here are three applications for you. Check them out.
5 User-Friendly Terminal Applications
The following five user-friendly terminal based applications in this article are proof that the terminal can be intuitive, easy to use & even fun at times.
5 Ways to Force Quit an Application in OS X
Force-quitting an unresponsive app is a quick and effective way to prevent your system from crashing. Here are some ways to force quit applications in Mac OS X.
Re-installing Your Favorite Packages After a Ubuntu Re-install Using Aptik
When you reinstall Ubuntu, you also have to reinstall all your favorite packages. Aptik can backup your installed apps and restore them on a new machine.
Say No to Bloated Software for Windows – 7 Lightweight Alternatives
Tired of bloated software slowing down your system? Try these lightweight alternatives to bloated software for Windows. You won’t be disappointed.
How To Use Hot Keys To Launch Applications in OS X
If you need to quickly launch a program in OS X, one useful option is to bind it to a keyboard shortcut. Here is how you can create hot keys for apps in OSX.
Find Out Which Apps Drain The Battery Most in OS X Mavericks
While the newer Macs are more energy efficicent, you may still have a poor battery life.Check out which app is draining the most battery in your Mac.
Maximize Application’s Performance in Windows with FullThrottle
Most OS set the CPU to run at a third of its speed so as to save battery life. If you are looking to run an application at full CPU speed, FullThrottle is a useful app for you.