Linux

We have covered several time apps including Chronobreak, Gnome P0modoro, and Thomas. Today’s featured timer app goes by the name of Stretchly and it is

One of the reasons Markdown is a very popular language is its flexibility. It is used by people from different walks of life including lecturers,

Cozy is a modern, free, and open-source audiobook player for GNU/Linux distros. Its name is a play on the “cosy” word which describes a thing

Korkut is a simple, free and open-source command-line application for processing images. You can use it to modify photos by resizing, cropping, rotating, and converting to

The apps that we cover are usually ones for professionals, hobbyists, students, etc – mostly adults. But children use computers too, in fact, now more

Taskbook is a simple, free, open-source, command line-based utility app for creating and managing notes and tasks across multiple boards. It uses a minimal syntax

Mindmap diagrams are a productive way to visually organize information using hierarchies and relationship links among pieces of the whole. Today, we have a mind-mapping tool

Copyu is a free, cross-platform, and open-source productivity app for planning all your weekly tasks using a sizeable app window. Copyu is as simple as a

If there is one thing the open source community is not short of it is document viewers. We have published articles on a couple of

Fitting in too many tasks within a short space of time could be daunting, but productivity timers make things a lot easier. These timers ensure

It wasn’t too long that we published an article about FSearch, a system stand-alone search utility tool for Linux. Today, we have another powerful app