Software: 5 Online Backup Solutions, Lector, Roundcube
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5 Online Backup Solutions for Ubuntu Linux
As the digital age progresses, the amount of data we produce each year is snowballing. There was a time when we could fit all of our personal digital data on a few floppy disks, but many of us now have hundreds of gigabytes, or even terabytes, of photos, videos, music, and documents that we need to backup and protect. Backing up our data locally is essential, but any good backup plan should also include off-site backups. “The Cloud” has promised us unlimited, cheap storage where we can save our ever-growing data. Online cloud backups should be a part of your overall backup plan, but it’s crucial that your data is secure, encrypted, and backed up automatically. Here are a few online backup tools that aim to make cloud backups easy for desktop Linux users.
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This Qt eBook App for Linux is a Real Page Turner
Lector a new open-source Qt-based ebook app for Linux desktops.
It supports most common DRM-free ebook files, including EPUB, MOBI, and AZW, as well as comic book files in the CBZ or CBR format.
In both visuals and in features Lector is something of a page-turner; a desktop ebook reader you can absolutely judge by its cover.
So join me as I take a closer look at its features.
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Roundcube fr_FEM locale 1.3.5
Roundcube 1.3.5 was released today and with it, I've released version 1.3.5 of my fr_FEM (French gender-neutral) locale.
This latest version is actually the first one that can be used with a production version of Roundcube: the first versions I released were based on the latest commit in the master branch at the time instead of an actual release. Not sure why I did that.
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