Linux

It is barely up to a day since I put up a positive review of elementary OS which is well deserved because it has come

A reason for Linux not being more used as added in the comments section of a recent article is “Adobe and Games“. Well, there is

You might not be running macOS but you’re a GNU/Linux user so you have the option to switch your style up and make your app launcher

Gifcurry is an open-source Haskell-based video app with which you can create GIFs from video files. You can use it to edit videos by trimming,

I recently wrote on Thetapad and Zim – both are excellent note-taking applications with their specialty geared towards different users. Today, thanks to suggestions from FossMint

How many DJ software have you come across for Linux over the years and how many of them have been beautiful? No, the built-in mixing

ThetaPad is a modern hierarchical cross-platform note-taking application that also serves as an efficient personal wiki and data managing application. It features a clutter-free UI with a

Arch Linux is one of the most popular Linux distribution available despite its apparent technicality. Its default package manager pacman is powerful but as time

I don’t know how many of our readers are research scientists, data analysts, etc. but today, we introduce an IDE that is ideal for Python

Not many people might be familiar with Microsoft’s Quantum Dev Kit but they must have heard about Quantum computing and the heavenly future they seem to promise.

Amarok is a cross-platform, free, and Open Source music player written in Qt (C++). It was first released on June 23, 2003, and even though

Brainstorm is an open source note-taking application with a modern clutter-free UI, live preview, syntax highlighting for all languages supported by highlight.js, and GitHub Flavored