Software: uGet, GNU/Linux Media Players, Opera 51
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uGet 2.2.0 and uGet for Android 1.4.8 Now Available!
After almost a year of development, we are excited to announce the immediate availability of the latest stable version of uGet, version 2.2.0 and the latest version of uGet for Android, version 1.4.8. These releases include a LOT of improvements such as bug fixes, maintenance improvements and many highly requested features like support for Downloading from YouTube.
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7 Best Open Source Linux Media Players You Need To Try In 2018
Honestly speaking, I have started using media player software less often. That’s probably because of the online streaming boom in the last couple of years. It’s hard to remember the last time I slid a DVD into my computer. Most of the time, I find myself binge-watching TV shows on Prime Video (it even has a free trial in India), or some random stuff on YouTube.
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Opera 51 Browser Enters Beta with Support for AppleScript and Many New Features
The upcoming Opera 51 web browser was promoted on Thursday to the beta channel, giving users a more in-depth look at what to expect from the final release, which will be available next month.
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