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Must-have tools for the Linux laptop

LINUX TAKEOUT

Author(s): DMITRI POPOV

Pack your Linux laptop with the right set of tools. We take a closer look at Adblock Plus, woof, Conky, TrueCrypt, rsync, and Grsync.

When you are out and about, the right set of tools on your laptop can make a huge difference. That’s why stocking your laptop with useful utilities and applications is as important as remembering to pack an extra pair of socks and a toothbrush. In this article, I will suggest some useful tools to pack when traveling with your Linux laptop.


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