Is there Internet Download Manager (IDM) available for Ubuntu? If it is not, Please recommend the Software like IDM for Ubuntu. Downloading Large Files with Browsers is always have some problem.
In a previous episode “Can I ask for recommended websites?”, we concluded (in Angelo Neuschitzer's words):
No to Websites; Yes to Webapps.
I think the main difference between websites and software is what they are about.
Websites are about content. You read / write / look at or list...
Any mods in here that feel like moving the following question to the ebooks stack exchange site (no answers for the OP after 22 hours and it is a better fit for that site)?
I want to publish my book as an epub to Google Play Books. It contains multiple choice questions in the first half of the book, followed by the same questions with the answers highlighted and explanations in the other half.
I have used Calibre to make an ePub version with some success, however ...
Any advice on using ZRTP and OtR over XMPP on a Window Surface tablet device? Would Jitsi work? Miranda IM has surface versions and an open source OtR plugin supposedly.
Generic part:
I would like to learn about the applications that exist in a certain class of software on Linux. How do I best ask a question about that on Software Recommendations in a way that will follow the rules of the site and be useful and informative for others in the long term?
Specific ...
Hey, it needs rewording. And I'm not sure we like to give advise on how to use software to users with no previous experience, isn't it about providing the right tool to do something specific? If edited to be a proper question, it could be interesting. I think the "previous experience" request should apply to questions, not only to answers.
@Undo I've just read softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/questions/3399/… . Could you add some bit to auto-downvote some posts of the blocked fool? I would like to use the script to hide someone's incredibly useless participation, but do not feel good missing occasions to downvote him...
I don't meen downvoting on an industrial scale; I meen picking up daily "downvotes" suggestions based on number of previous downvote, or some relevant metrics.
The idea is cool, but causes trouble in at least someone's case. Let me explain:
I vote for content. But content is not only about subject, its also about formulation.
This site has a relatively low number of users for now, so I'm constantly getting anoyed (how do you spell that word?) by the same sort of comments.
They are not necessarily stupid in themselves, but are turned in such a manner that they get on my nerves soon enough.
Far from me the idea of pursuing a user into perdition, but I get a sense that blocking the guy would prevent me from "helping" the site to improve by getting rid of his "stupid" comments.
In a previous episode “Can I ask for recommended websites?”, we concluded (in Angelo Neuschitzer's words):
No to Websites; Yes to Webapps.
I think the main difference between websites and software is what they are about.
Websites are about content. You read / write / look at or list...
I want to publish my book as an epub to Google Play Books. It contains multiple choice questions in the first half of the book, followed by the same questions with the answers highlighted and explanations in the other half.
I have used Calibre to make an ePub version with some success, however ...
Any advice on using ZRTP and OtR over XMPP on a Window Surface tablet device? Would Jitsi work? Miranda IM has surface versions and an open source OtR plugin supposedly.
Generic part:
I would like to learn about the applications that exist in a certain class of software on Linux. How do I best ask a question about that on Software Recommendations in a way that will follow the rules of the site and be useful and informative for others in the long term?
Specific ...
