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.
A new version of KDE Connect for Android and the Plasma desktop has been released and adds a number of new features, including file sending.
onedrive-d brings Microsoft OneDrive to Ubuntu, making it another viable alternative for former Ubuntu One users.
After nearly one year in the making, Opera Software has today released the first Chromium-based build of its web browser on Linux.
Springseed, the simple note-taking app for Linux that features full markdown support, gets a design overhaul in its latest stable release.
A new app has released by Canonical to help Ubuntu One users export their files to their desktop ahead of the service shutdown in July.
Skype for Linux has been bumped to version 4.3, and features a refreshed user interface and improved desktop features.
A new release of System Load Indicator, a status area applet that lets you monitor system resource usage, has been made available this week.
Shutter, our favourite screenshot tool for Linux, has been updated with select bug fixes and a new application icon.
Mozilla is wrestling back control of the browser from errant plugins in Firefox 30, which begins rolling out to users today, Tuesday, June 10.
The latest development release of Unity Tweak Tool makes it easier to enable 'Minimise on Click' behaviour on the Unity Launcher in Ubuntu.
The Ubuntu Software Center has made finding, buying and managing apps easier — but AppGrid offers a faster, sleeker experience to users.
Google has today released the first stable version of Chrome for Linux to use Aura, the search giant’s in-house graphics stack.