Linux

Kalendar is a cross-platform Gregorian calendar application with a focus on simplicity, ease of use, and KDE desktop. It is written in C++ and has

QupZilla is a cross-platform lightweight and fast QtWebEngine browser that originally started only for educational purposes but has since grown to be rich in features and support.

Musique is a cross-platform lightweight and open-source music player with an iTunes-like UI design that is easy to use especially by iOS lovers. Musique has

Penguin Subtitle Player is a Qt5 project open source and cross-platform standalone subtitle player with which you can display subtitles on top of any window without

I compiled a list of the Top 5 Google Drive Clients for Linux and as you must have rightfully assumed, it is far from an exhaustive

Yarock is an open-source resource-friendly music player with a focus on minimal design-inspired beauty, and intuitive controls that help make listening to music an interesting

KDE Kube is a modern mail and collaboration client that provides both online and offline access to contacts, calendars, to-dos, notes, emails, and other personal informational features

We have written about Music Players for the Linux console before so you can just add this one to the already long list. And before

We have already covered a good number of text editors so far but it’s been a while since we covered any. Today I decided to

Lollypop is a lightweight modern and material design-inspired music player designed to work excellently on the GNOME desktop environment. It has a focus on an

It is public knowledge that if you want to get most things done quickly and securely you should use the Command Line Interface. Of course,

At this point in time, it can be argued that Blender needs no formal introduction, but for the sake of Linux users who are new