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.
Looking for some new Creative Commons music? Before you fire up your browser to search the Jamendo website you might want to try out the following new Unity Scope.
The lightweight Linux audio player DeaDBeeF has been updated, with an interactive new design mode being one of several new features included in the 0.6.0 release.
The Desktop Linux Twitter app Turpial is undergoing something of a regeneration for its upcoming 'Version 3' release.
The Linux beta builds of professional non-linear video editing software Lightworks has been updated with a wider set of export formats and improved overall performance.
Just a couple of months after announcing it was heading to Linux, the popular freeware web-rbwoser 'Maxthon' is now in alpha testing.
In the first update to popular linux e-mail client Geary - the first since October's major release - a number of issues have been corrected.
Budgie is a new lightweight media player for GNOME, using client side decorations to present an attractive front to its nimble core.
A new, third-party app brings the popular music-streaming service Spotify to Ubuntu for Phones.
Repeatedly typing out certain information - like verbose terminal commands - can be a chore. Thankfully there are tools out there to help.
Xubuntu offers a great desktop experience, but its stock application launcher is basic. The good news is that more featured alternatives are available, such as ‘Whisker Menu‘ – a third-party app that powers up app launching with a […]
Tweet, tweet: a new update to the popular multi-column desktop Twitter app 'Polly' has been released to the wild.
You have to hand it to the GNOME designers and developers: their work in creating a coherent, integrated set of apps for the desktop is showing true promise. In fact, they’ve barely sat still over […]