Linux Apps
3 legitimately useful Linux tools worth trying
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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Linux Apps
This weekend, I'm exploring a terminal-based system monitor, a multi-tool for hardware specs and benchmarks, and a simple battery health checker.
Linux Apps
With these apps, you can rip, tag, and listen to music directly on your Linux desktop. All free, all open source.
Linux Apps
Need a simple speed test, a network analyzer, or just a tool for sending data between your phone and your desktop over the network?
Linux Apps
This week I'm exploring Linux apps for office work, including a no-frills grammar checker, a CLI-based to-do app, and a tablet-friendly note-taking app.
Linux Apps
Try a text-based file browser, a simple image writer, and a minimalist text editor. All free, all open source.
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This week I'm trying a graphics editor, a MeshCore interface, and a terminal-based typing game.
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This week it's all about reviews. I'm trying a terminal history viewer, a log viewer, and an image viewer and editor.
Linux Apps
This week I'm trying a Flatpak browser, a screen recorder, and a VM manager. Subscribe for free and open source app recommendations in your inbox every week.
Linux Apps
This weekend I'm trying a virtual ruler, a disk usage detector, and a movie storing tool.
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This weekend we're zooming in on maps and multiplexers.
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Want to take control of your Linux PC's GPU? This app does everything. Plus, PDF editing and terminal-based file browsing made easy with Okular and Yazi.
Linux Apps
If you like TUIs, emojis, and typing faster, I've got an app for you.
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