Aptik v18.6 is now available.
What’s New
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A drop-down was added for filtering packages by category.
Aptik v18.6
Tag: Software Development
Polo v18.6 BETA Released
Polo v18.6 is now available.
What’s New
Device Manager : Disable auto-mount option
On most Linux distributions, when a removable device is connected, the partitions on the drive are automatically mounted to folders under /media by the udisks2 system service.
Continue reading “Polo v18.6 BETA Released”Aptik v18.5.2
Aptik v18.5.2 is now available
I’ve made some changes to the GTK app to make it easier to use. There are now 3 UI modes — easy, advanced and expert.
The Easy mode shows a single page in navigation panel named “Backup” or “Restore”. This page has options for one-click backup (All Items) that was there in previous version of Aptik. This mode is recommended for first time users and for users who don’t want to go into the finer details of what is being backed-up or restored.
Aptik v18.5
Timeshift v18.4
Timeshift v18.4 is now available.
Continue reading “Timeshift v18.4”Polo v18.3 Preview
New Device Manager
Next release of Polo will feature a new design for the device popup. It now shows more information while being easier on the eyes.
Polo v18.2 BETA Released
Polo v18.2 is now available.
What’s New
Checksum & Hashing
Polo can now generate and verify MD5, SHA1, SHA2–256 and SHA2–512 checksums. Hashes are generated using GLib functions and there are no external dependencies.
Continue reading “Polo v18.2 BETA Released”Polo File Manager v18.1 BETA
Polo v18.1 is now available.
What’s New
File Compare
Options were added for comparing text files. Selected file is taken as first file for comparison. It can be compared with a file of same name in opposite pane, or with another file in another location. Beyond Compare will be used if installed on the system. Diffuse will be used if Beyond Compare is not found.
Battery Monitor v17.12
Battery Monitor v17.12 is now available.
The dashboard now displays battery health. This is normally 100% for a new battery, and slowly degrades with time. For example, my two-year old laptop shows a health of 78%, which indicates that only 78% of the original capacity is left. Average life has also reduced to ~8 hours compared to ~10 hours when it was new.
