We tested the structured task manager bpytop, the container manager Lazydocker and the web app for screen recording Snipclip.
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14.04.2023
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- Niklas Dierking
- Holger Bleich
Task manager frequent users, Docker fans and tutorial creators will find useful software in our short tests. The clear system monitor makes the start bpytop. It arranges the most important data in structured and colorful boxes – such as the CPU load, the running processes or the free space on the drives. Because nothing takes more time than looking for a process in a confusing and randomly crashing system monitor.
Docker users can find in Lazydocker a clean interface that lets you manage containers with clicks instead of tedious console commands. In a terminal window you can see running containers, images and volumes. Another menu gives users options to stop, restart, remove, or open a shell for each container.
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Drive adapter, music streaming app and USB-C monitor
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ATX power supply for desktop PCs, Thunderbolt SSD and smart fan heater
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Photo and video show program, a text editor and an image viewer
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Social media app, voice remote control and PS5 wireless controller
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Travel reimbursement helper, finance app and wealth manager
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Efficient image compressor, photo correction plugin and to-do app
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Unusual SSD case, ANC headphones and smart speaker
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Smart LED lamp, webcam with facial recognition and smart home app
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SSD cooler with fan, neck speaker and room climate sensor
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Screencast software, podcaster mixer and video cutter for Linux
Filming the desktop for a video tutorial does not require fancy software. This is what the web-based screen recorder shows Snipclip. This can be used without any installation or user registration. Also, Snipclip can record the microphone. After recording, Snipclip saves the video file in WebM file format. A one-minute recording is about 10 MB.
