Linux

Inkscape is the typical go-to vector graphic creation tool for Linux users, and even though it hasn’t been too long since I wrote on an alternative,

I know – there are quite a good number of alternative desktop clients for the famous note-taking app, Evernote; I even wrote on the Top

If you have spent long hours on your PC before then you must know by now how your eyes react to your screen’s bright light.

I had already written the Top 6 Alternative Evernote (Note Taking) Clients for Linux when I added brief reviews of a handful of other note-taking apps

Quod Libet is a modern GTK+-based lightweight music player whose purpose is to help you organize your music better. It features a built-in tag editor, regex

You might not particularly be a designer or UI/UX analyst but you must have heard about vector graphics. It’s an image file format that, unlike

Typora is a minimal design-inspired WYSIWYG Markdown editor with a CSS-customizable UI, LaTeX support, distraction free mode, keyboard shortcuts, and real live preview, among other

Just recently, wrote about ANoise, an ambient sound application to help you relax and concentrate better with ambient noise playing in the background. Today, we bring you

At one point, apps for ambient sounds became an internet sensation because soothing music has been known to help people concentrate. Apparently, with the right

CloudCross is an open source cross-platform productivity tool that enables the synchronization of local files and folders across several cloud services. At the moment it

Just recently, I wrote about FontBase, a modern font manager for your Linux workstation. It’s a nice application that, in my opinion, hasn’t even begun to

Buttercup is a cross-platform, free, and open-source password manager with which you can remotely access any of your accounts using a single master password. It