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Atom – A Hackable Text Editor for The 21st Century

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 […]

Audacious – An Advanced Audio Player for Linux

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. […]

Blender – The Perfect 3D Creation Tool for Linux

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 […]

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. […]

Bucklespring – Activate Buckling Spring Keyboard Sounds on Your PC

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Curlew – A Nifty Easy to Use Media Converter for Linux

Curlew Multimedia Converter is a free, open-source, and easy-to-use Multimedia converter for Linux. It depends on FFmpeg/avconv and is written in Python and GTK3. Think […]

Dash to Dock – An Enhanced Dock for the GNOME Shell

Dash to Dock is a GNOME extension dock for the Gnome Shell that turns the dash from the app overview into a dock; enabling users […]

Dash to Panel – A Cool Icon Taskbar for the GNOME Shell

Dash to Panel is a customizable open source extension for the GNOME Shell that moves the dash into GNOME’s main panel; combining app launchers and […]