Linux

Music streaming is a lot more popular than before thanks to platforms like Apple Music, Spotify, SoundCloud, and Deezer. One style that never seems to

Cryptocurrencies are any digital assets designed to be mediums of exchange implementing strong cryptographic practices. Bitcoin is the most popular cryptocurrency and ever since its

A color picker is a program that can be used to scan color codes. Some have more features than others like being able to pick

It has been a while since we reviewed any games on FossMint. And even though I don’t know how many of our readers play chess,

Popcorn Time is an open-source torrent application that lets you stream an awesome catalogue of media content without any restrictions or need to wait for

Cacher is a modern productivity app for organizing code snippets into vast libraries that you can collaborate on with teams. It features a beautiful GUI

Klavaro is a libre, user-friendly, and customizable typing tutor for improving your typing speed, flexibility, and accuracy. It features an intuitive interface with varied lessons

LibreOffice is undoubtedly the most popular alternative to Microsoft Office among Linux users even though there are options like SoftMaker Office and FreeOffice. Whether you

Gifski is a free open-source video-to-gif converter tool created by the same developer who gave us ImageOptim. It uses pngquant’s (a CLI utility for lossless PNG image compression) select features

Flameshot is an open-source command line-based screenshotting tool that lets you capture whole or specific screen areas and immediately make annotations before saving them locally or

FossMint has covered software for audio creation and manipulation in the past (e.g. Ardour and Audacity) and we even covered Operating Systems created with media

Nativefier is a CLI tool that easily create a executable desktop application of any website with succinct and minimal configuration. Anybody can use it and it