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Standard Notes – An Encrypted Note Taking App for Linux

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 […]

Gmail Message Tray – Gmail Notifications in GNOME System Tray

How would you like it if you could view Gmail alerts in your notifications tray? If you have GNOME shell running on your workstation then […]

Brightness Controller – Take Complete Control of Your Monitor’s Brightness

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. […]

ForeverNote – An Evernote Web client for Linux

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 […]

Xorg or Wayland? Confirm Your Session Using XorWayland

Wayland has been the default session choice for the Gnome Shell ever since the release of Fedora GNU/Linux last year November, and it has been […]

Gravit – A Free Adobe Illustrator Alternative for 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, […]

Chirp – An Electron-Based Twitter Client for Linux

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 […]

United GNOME – A Unity 8-Inspired Theme for the GNOME Shell

When United GNOME theme first came out I didn’t write about it because in as much as it was inspired by a concept of Ubuntu 18.04’s […]

CopyQ -An Advanced Clipboard Manager for Linux

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 […]

Gnome Pomodoro – A Timer to Help Increase Your Productivity

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 […]