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Preview Files Instantly on Linux with GNOME Sushi
If you’ve ever wished macOS-style Quick Look worked on Linux, there’s a neat little tool called GNOME Sushi that makes it possible. It’s fast, simple, and integrates seamlessly with the GNOME desktop.
GNOME Sushi lets you preview files without opening them. Highlight...
Five years ago, The Apple Geek was born out of a simple idea: to share the knowledge I’d acquired over 20+ years of using Apple products. At that time, I was tinkering with old Macs, exploring Linux alternatives, and discovering ways to extend the life of hardware that most people would have discarded.
The first posts were raw, hands-o...
Open Source or Priority Software: Why I Choose Open Source
For me, the way I view the world of software has changed dramatically over the last decade. I first dipped my toes into open source roughly eight to ten years ago, mostly out of curiosity, but these days, I actively look for an open source alternative to nearly every software requirement I have. From photo edi...
In today’s digital age, sharing files between devices is a routine task. While Apple’s AirDrop offers a seamless experience within the Apple ecosystem, users often seek similar solutions for cross-platform compatibility.
Enter PairDrop a free, open-source, and cross-platfor...
MacOS and Linux share something in common that many new users overlook: the Terminal. The Terminal is the command-line interface (CLI) that allows you to communicate directly with your operating system. For many newcomers, it can look intimidating—a black screen filled with text, seemingly expecting you to know secret codes. But once you start using it, you’ll quickly see tha...
