Tag: network

There are quite a few ways to transfer files between different machines. For Ubuntu and most other Linux, here’s an easy way for choice. Usually, I use a USB cable or a messenger app for transferring photo images between my personal PC and mobile devices. However, my USB cable is always NOT near at hand… Continue reading Stupid Easy Way to Transfer Small Files to or from Ubuntu 22.04

Looking for a peer to peer file transfer app that works outside the local network? Warp is the stupid simple application to do the trick for Linux. There are a few applications for LAN file transferring, such as Warpinator and Dukto. For sending date all over the world, Warp is a new GTK4 app for… Continue reading Warp – Modern New GTK4 File Transfer App for both Local & Internet Networks

Want to share your files over local network or transfer file from one PC to another PC? Here are a few commonly used ways to do the job in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. Option 1: Share Folder Temporarily via Python scripts: Without installing any package, user may run a built-in Python script at any time to… Continue reading How to Share Folder / Transfer Files over LAN in Ubuntu 22.04

Looking for a secure instant messaging app? Speek.Chat is a free open-source messenger based on Tor hidden network services. No server, no metadata, no ID or phone number! With it, users are only identified via public keys. By sharing the key to others, they can send request to add you into contact list and then… Continue reading Speek.Chat – Privacy Focused Messenger built on Tor Network

There’s a good NetSpeed indicator that shows the current download & upload speed in Ubuntu panel. For those would like a floating desktop widget, a new extension is available for GNOME 40. The new ‘Screen Net Speed‘ extension adds an animated widget to your screen displays current download & upload speed. By clicking on it… Continue reading This Extension Adds Network Speed as Desktop Widget in Ubuntu 21.10