Linux Apps
3 free Linux apps for writing, SSHing, and tea-drinking
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Finding good Linux software doesn't have to be hard. Check out these weekly app recommendations to start putting your Linux computer to better use.
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This week I'm writing to USB in the terminal, sending my keyboard and mouse to another PC, and managing Flatpaks with ease.
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This week, I'm trying a terminal-only screen recorder, a headset manager compatible with AirPods, and a universal scrobbling tool.
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This week, I'm trying out an alternative menu system, a movie journaling app, and a terminal-based document converter.
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In the weekly roundup today, I show off a typing trainer, a simple video compression tool, and a terminal-based GPU monitor that I've been trying out.
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This week I'm taking a look at an expense tracking tool for the terminal, a simple file server generator, and a fun drum machine.
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Trying this week: a map exploration app that's fully global, a better command for reading files, and a drawing app that makes pixel art easy.
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This week I'm exploring a feed aggregator, a duplicate finder, and a drop-down terminal.
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This week I'm exploring an MKV file editor, a kanban-style productivity app, and an in-terminal file manager.
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This week, I'm showing off a Google Maps alternative, a command monitoring tool, and a simple system cleaner tool for KDE Plasma.
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This weekend, I'm exploring a terminal-based system monitor, a multi-tool for hardware specs and benchmarks, and a simple battery health checker.
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With these apps, you can rip, tag, and listen to music directly on your Linux desktop. All free, all open source.
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