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Transfer files between your Android and your Linux PC

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Have you ever wondered if there any software like Shareit or Xender for Linux. If you are a Windows user then you can easily transfer files between your PC and your phone using Shareit or Xender. But for Linux its not that easy coz there is no shareit for Linux available. But we have the solution. You can transfer files between your Android phone and your Linux PC using FTP. And here is the steps.. Prerequisite: Install  ES File Explorer (File Manager)  on your Android Procedure: If both your Android and Ubuntu are connected to the same WiFi (same LAN), skip to step 3. Otherwise, create a WiFi hotspot on your Android: Connect your laptop to this WiFi network. Open  ES File Explorer  and open left-side menu. Go to  Network  ->  Remote Manager Turn on the  FTP Server  and note down the  IP:port  address Open Nautilus file explorer on Ubuntu. In  connect to URL , type your phone's FTP server URL (from the previous step) and cli...

Stream Youtube or Dailymotion in Ubuntu or Linux Mint using Stream Studio

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Stream Studio is a very nice video streaming application for Ubuntu, Linux, MS, Mac .It can Stream Youtube video in Ubuntu or Dailymotion video to the desktop. It is created with node-webkit and developed using web technologies like HTML5/JavaScipt/and CSS. There are plugins available for stream studio for other websites. It can be uses as a video player that can stream videos without a flash player or flash plugin. A user can search and view videos or play lists, channels with or without filters like HD or 3D etc. It can extract audio from the videos and save the videos to local disk to view later. The player comes with features like HD play, Fullscreen, Browsing collections etc. It can store videos in a local Hard Drive or External Hard Drive with a database support. Features of Stream Studio Watch videos without flash player or flash plugin Video seeking Full screen View Save videos to local Hard Drive or external Hard Drive Extract audio (mp3 format) from videos Open Youtube or...

Record your Linux Desktop Activities using Green Screen recorder

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Green screen recorder is a free and open source screen recorder for Linux.   Green Recorder is a desktop recorder for Linux, and is developed using Python and GTK+3. Although it is a newly released tool, Green Recorder is very simple to install.  In order to install Green Screen Recorder, make sure you have added the repository as follows.   RUN THE FOLLOWING COMMAND: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mhsabbagh/greenproject AFTER THAT RUN THE COMMAND: sudo apt-get update AFTER THAT RUN THE COMMAND: sudo apt-get install green-recorder We have green recorder already installed.  Launch the Green Recorder from Ubuntu dashboard. Record the screen by using Green Recorder. Simple to install, isn't it? It is also easy to record all your computer activities using Green Recorder. It works well on almost all of Linux interfaces. Green Recorder supports formats such as mkv, avi, mp4, wmv and nut for now, and may extent its supporting formats. Hope, you enjoy recording your deskto...

20 things to do after installing kali linux

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SO, you have installed Kali linux and Backtrack. Now you are confused what to do. Don't worry Team White hats is here to help you. We have prepared a list of things to do after installing Kali Linux and Backtrack. Comment below and let us know your valuable suggestions. Kali Specific: 1. Fix Device not managed error – wired network If you want  NetworkManager  to handle interfaces that are enabled in  /etc/network/interfaces : Set  managed=true  in /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf . So this file looks like: [main] plugins=ifupdown,keyfile [ifupdown] managed=true Read the full article on  fixing Wired Network interface “Device not managed” error in Debian or Kali Linux . 2. Fix default repository The simplest way is to edit the  /etc/apt/sources.list  remove or comment every-line with  #  at the front and add the following lines.. leafpad /etc/apt/sources.list Comment or remove existing config with the following lines: ## Regular ...