Here you can discover the latest Linux apps, software and system utilities to use on Ubuntu, Linux Mint, and related distributions, from office suites and music players to dev tools and CLI scripts for getting things done.
Want to know how to easily find and enter emoji on Ubuntu desktop? Read on to find out.
In need of a simple, but smart note-taking app? This simple, open-source scratchpad should be at the top of your list.
The first public beta of OpenShot to be made in over three years is now available for testing.
Open-Source e-mail client Nylas N1 is rolling out its biggest update since launch. A unified inbox and easier label editing are among the changes on offer.
Opera 32-bit Linux packages are finally here, and join tab muting and a redesigned download page to form the latest stable update of Opera for computers.
Firefox 44, the latest version of Mozilla's hugely popular open-source web browser, is now available for download.
We've shown you how to install the ace Corebird Twitter app on Ubuntu — now we'll show you how to use it like a pro.
Opera user running Ubuntu? You'll want to update to the latest releases to benefit from a host of bug fixes, including native Linux Netflix support.
A new beta of the popular open source video editor OpenShot is available for testing.
Thunderbird, Evolution and Geary – three of the best known open-source email clients available on the Linux desktop. Today a new app launched that will be hoping to join the list above, an app that promises to […]
It might be the crisp autumnal air and darkening nights, or it might not. Either way a stack of popular Linux software has received new updates and releases over the past week or two.
Mozilla has announced the release of Firefox 41. With controversies surrounding previous builds now subsiding Mozilla is going a little easy on the lever. Firefox 41 features a modest batch made of mostly incremental changes. Among them […]