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.
Whether you're a relative novice or a seasoned pro, we all want to get the most from our operating system. Ubuntu, like most modern OSes, has more to offer than what is presented at first blush.
After 10 years of using Google as the default search engine in Firefox, Mozilla has announced that Yahoo! will replace it from December.
In just a few short years native Twitter clients for the Linux desktop have become an endangered species.
Two weeks on from the last update, The Document Foundation is back with yet another minor release of its open-source LibreOffice productivity suite.
The Intel Graphics Installer for Linux no longer performs major xserver-xorg upgrades. Ubuntu 14.10 support is due to arrive in December.
After a quiet year Tomahawk, the Swiss Army knife of music players, is back with a brand new release to sing about.
When you woke up this morning you probably didn't expect to see the words 'New' 'Mozilla' and 'Web Browser' writ large online.
Open-source NLE video editor 'Pitivi' has switched to using a space-saving GTK HeaderBar and app menu button in its latest beta release.
You don't need to be Russian to have heard of Yandex, the country's leading search engine, but you will need to speak the language to use its branded web browser, which has just launched in beta on Linux.
There's no drought of ways to be kept abreast of the weather on the Ubuntu desktop and My Weather Indicator is one of the best.
Mozilla Firefox 33, the latest stable update to the widely popular open-source web browser, is now rolling out on Ubuntu.
'Music makes the people come together' Madonna once sang. But can Steam's new music player feature mix the bourgeoisie and the rebel as well?