I'm Geek (not a nerd !). Yeah, not many of my kind accept this but I know me. I work when people sleep.You can't disturb me or perhaps I am already disturbed :)) even if I look already a bit disturbed....you can also post a question if you want. Remember: "What makes us professional isn't knowing it all, but have the knowledge on how to find the answers".
Friday, November 16, 2018
Windows Explorer Tabs
Though I don't make many Windows posts these days, this is a feature many Win10 users were actually waiting for. Tabs in Windows Explorer.
As Microsoft had announced that "tabbed Explorer" was to arrive with the October 2018 update "Redstone 5" , apparently it was vetoed by some and have been decided to be placed in some later build. (Most probably it's a PR thing).
Well, like if Ms updates are the only solution out there, there are several coders who create productive alternatives.
CLOVER3. Written by a Chinese coder ; yeah, I know you automatically think ! But not every Chinese coder is a hacker. Code is clean and it's freeware. It does not install weird stuff onto your machine. (PS. Avira tends to report it as a false-positive, but all others are pretty clear).
Clover 3 has been created by Chinese programmers, so the website may confuse you and it won’t offer much in terms of information (unless you can read Chinese). No worries, app does function in several languages including English.
However, the download link is prominent, so it shouldn’t be troublesome.
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exploder,
explorer,
redstone,
redstone 5,
tabbed,
tabs,
Win10,
windows 10,
windows explorer tabs
Thursday, November 8, 2018
Linux - Google inc. to Google LLC.
As Google has decided to change it's name over night from Google Inc. to Google LLC and updated it in the software repos accordingly, many distros update services started to give errors whilst trying to verify the Google Chrome's repo signatures.
Tthis error message is meant to ensure that the new entity named Google LLC you are fetching Google Chrome updates from is the same as Google, Inc. that your system trusts and knows its signature. By accepting the change, you asking your system to trust Google LLC and accept Google Chrome updates from it in the future.
The error generally states: "Repository 'http://dl.google.com/linux/chrome/deb stable Release' changed its 'Origin' value from 'Google, Inc.' to 'Google LLC'"
To resolve it, simply in terminal type "sudo apt update" and select Yes.
Labels:
browser,
chrome,
deb stable release,
google,
google llc,
linux
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