Linux

Today, we introduce a somewhat new podcast application that is simple and yet delivers efficiently across all 3 desktop platforms. CPod, (formerly known as Cumulonimbus), is an electron-based

If you’ve been following our posts over the past few months you must have come across EasyJoin, DAEMON Sync, or Wormhole – all applications users

2018 is here and ticking; will we finally get an official Evernote client app for Linux? Maybe not. But why does it matter? I’ve written about

Master PDF Editor is a powerful multi-purpose editor for easily and professionally viewing, scanning, creating, and modifying PDF documents. It features OCR functionality alongside the ability

Yes, guys – another video player! “What’s special about this one?”, you ask. Well, for starters, it began as a (blog post project) for Haskell

If you have been following our posts then you must have come across Franz and Trello – apps that combine several web services like WhatsApp, Telegram,

For the longest time, it seemed that those of us who are both Linux & SoundCloud users would be forever cursed with having to use

Great history is always made whenever the greats rub minds together. In some cases, it is a groundbreaking finding in chemistry or biology. In some

AmplitudeJS is an open-source cross-platform music player for users of the modern web. It features a beautiful minimalist and intuitive interface across virtually all web browsers.

Papyrus is an open-source and multi-platform base note manager with a primary focus on social features and privacy. It is developed by Aseman, the same

This post is on an app that brings the power of digital note-taking to PC users across the platform spectrum. If note-taking with a stylus

Our post today is about another Markdown editor – one that has been termed “the last Markdown editor you will ever use“, presumably because of