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Is Gio UI Ready for Production ?
Gio UI is a graphics library built in Go programming language. Gio builts user interfaces in immediate mode which is popular in games industry. Gio UI library is efficient and fast. The documentation …
How to create native GUI apps in Rust for Linux ?
Pop! OS developers team is taking this route. They are re-writing all apps and desktop environment (COSMIC DE) in Rust with GTK 4 library binding/wrapper. So, you can create native GUI apps in Rust …
Building Desktop Apps with Go: A Guide to Native GUIs for Linux
How to create native GUI apps in Go for Linux ? 🔗 Go, while excelling in backend development, offers tools to create feature-rich desktop applications with native looks and feel. This post explores …
What is the difference between \\r, \\n, \\t, and \\f in C programming?
These aren’t unique to “C programming”. These are various “control characters”, originally used to control the write-head and paper feeder on Teletype machines. \n is …
Agpeya Privacy Policy
We do not collect any data. No SCAM 🔗 Everything on this app is simple and clear without any compromises to privacy or security. No SPAM 🔗 We do not spam your digital life with any requests or …
Free space in your Mac for Mobile Development
If you are developing mobile apps for Android and/or iPhone and iPad, make sure to delete unused old software you installed in your journey to develop apps through months of updates and installations …
Linux Mint in Brief
Linux Mint is a Linux distributions. It comes with a desktop environment called cinnamon DE. Cinnamon DE is similar to Windows 7 layout. So, too many people recommend Linux new users to start with it. …
Don't show snap packages in lsblk command output
When your try to see blocks / devices in your Linux distribution that has snap pkgs installed on it, you’ll see too much devices (loop) but they’re not devices. They are actually snap …
How to use dd to create a bootable USB stick ?
Using dd needs a geek or a developer! if you want to use graphical tools instead, use rufus , popsicle or ventoy . If you sure you want to use dd, here is the step by step guide. First, identify your …
Popsicle - Linux utility for flashing multiple USB devices in parallel
Popsicle is a tool made by Pop! OS team. It is a simple tool to create bootable USB drive/stick. It is pre-installed on Pop! OS Linux distribution. Popsicle details in brief 🔗 Features Value Open …