There's an open-source alternative for NotebookLM that can be deployed to your local LAN and can work with locally-installed AI for better privacy.

I switched to SwiftKey after years of using Gboard as my default keyboard on Android. SwiftKey is my current favorite because ...

As we navigate the digital age, open-source applications have become indispensable tools for enhancing productivity, ...

I used Notion for many years, and once accustomed to its unique block-building methodology, it proved to be a very powerful note-taking system. However, throughout my time using Notion, the safety and ...

Balancing the benefits provided by community and transparency with the risks posed by capacity and warranty issues.

New report from Percona Reveals 83% of Enterprises Have Already Adopted, or are Actively Testing, Valkey RALEIGH, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Percona, a global leader in enterprise-grade open source ...

Xen, an open-source project with growing ties to Red Hat, Novell and Hewlett-Packard, is emerging as the leading contender for providing open-source virtualization for the Linux environment. Ian Pratt ...

Open Reception is developing an appointment portal designed to connect practices and patients in a privacy-friendly manner.

I came across a very nice alternative to Visio an open source project called Dia . In fact, their webpage says that Dia is roughly inspired by Visio, although it is a good alternative to other ...

LastPass is a popular choice for managing passwords and sensitive information for individuals and businesses. However, its recent security breaches have raised concerns. While the tool still enjoys ...

Jimmy Atkinson sent me a link to his blog WHdb with an article that gives alternatives to 50 top proprietary applications. While the focus is more end user than IT infrastructure, it's a pretty ...

Don’t make the mistake of thinking you’ll need a pricey portal for your enterprise or departmental project. The big-ticket suites arguably offer larger feature sets and broader support, but they’re by ...