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.
It describes itself as a 'simply awesome' note-taking app, but development on Springseed has been 'simply slow'. Today it has received its first update in over six months.
Looking for the Linux equivalent of the Windows CPU-Z style system profiler tool? Say hello to i-Nex, an open-source CPU-Z clone.
Add some bling to your desktop with UpClock – a desktop clock widget inspired by the Ubuntu Touch welcome screen.
Today we highlight a weather tool that even the most dour-faced of weather app detractors may actually like: command-line weather forecasts.
uTorrent arrived on Linux back in 2010, but not in the form most were expecting. Now, one user is planning on putting that right.
LibreOffice 4.2, the latest version of the worlds most popular open-source Office Suite, has been released.
Mirroring the quality of my laptop's microphone, Skype has quietly pushed out an update to their Linux client this week.
Many of us spend time re-installing apps and PPAs on a fresh Ubuntu install. Utility 'Aptik' can help automate the process.
QupZilla, the nimble Qt-based web-browser, has been updated with a bunch of minor feature enhancements and bug fixes.
Fake transparency support for widgets and session selector badges are just two of improvements to arrive in the latest update to the LightDM GTK+ Greeter.
GNOME has finally gotten around to updating the look and feel of their text editor, 'Gedit'.
Ubuntu users are now able install the latest stable release of desktop Twitter application Turpial.