Linux

Steam has been doing a great job ever since its arrival to Linux. In fact, we wouldn’t have been able to compile a list of

Audacious is an advanced multi-platform GTK+-based music player that is free, lightweight and focused on delivering excellent audio quality while supporting a wide variety of codecs.

Zim is a lightweight and open-source graphical text editor specifically built to help maintain wiki pages using a typically simple UI with panels containing various

Summernote is a free, open-source, JavaScript library with which you can create WYSIWYG editors online. It is implemented using jQuery and Bootstrap. Features in Summernote FOSS

I came across bad news regarding the awesome Tomahawk Music Player sometime last week. Its development has been discontinued. You can still download its setup

Most of us here must be familiar with the click-clack sounds the IBM Model-M keyboards made whenever you typed with them. To some, the sounds

When I created a list of Alternative Evernote Clients for Linux, the formerly known NeverNote was on the list as NixNote since it hadn’t gained a

Not too long ago I reviewed Grive2 as an alternative Google Drive client for Linux. Today, I’ll introduce you to Grive, a Docker implementation for the

I have rarely needed to manually update my Linux Kernel myself. When I did that, however, it was using either Synaptics or the command line.

I have written about apps that will help you concentrate on your work playing ambient noises to soothe your ears to e.g. Focusli and ANoise.

CopyQ is an advanced clipboard manager with editing and scripting features, that lets you intelligently manipulate your system’s clipboard content and use it within a

Twitter is arguably the biggest social media network after Facebook and that comes to us as no surprise since it is clear how it appeals