Month:October 2008

TrayEverything: Minimize your programs to the System Tray

Posted on Updated on by KennethCategories:Freeware, Softwares

Amazon.com Widgets TrayEverything is small portable program that minimizes windows to the system tray even when the application lacks the support for being put in the tray. Besides simply minimizing, TrayEverything can add a button to the title bar of windows for easy minimizing to the tray. You can also assign hotkeys to minimize and …
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Monitor your CPU temperatures in Ubuntu

Posted on Updated on by KennethCategories:Linux, Tips & Tricks, Ubuntu

Amazon.com Widgets One of the main things that concern power users are whether their PC components are running at appropriate temperatures or not. Since high temperatures can result in hardware failures or vice-versa, you need to keep a check. If you are running a Linux distro like Ubuntu , you can add CPU temperature displays …
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GIMP 2.6 released, includes 32 bit support and GUI improvements

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Amazon.com Widgets GIMP, the free, open source graphics editor, just got it’s latest 2.6 version. The 2.6 release brings with it some important features like changes into the editor’s interface and most importantly, 32 bit support. Other features include a new GEGL-based backend, sectional and polygonal selection with the Free Select Tool, better control over …
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