The Document Foundation has pushed 'Go' on the release of LibreOffice 5.2.2, a day after celebrating its 6th anniversary.
An optional dark theme and support for HTTPS proxies are among the latest improvements arriving with the release of Skype for Linux Alpha 1.9.
GNOME Calendar is one of the few decent desktop calendaring apps available on Linux — and it's going to get better.
I’ll be honest with you from the off: I had zero idea what sous-vide cooking was before I started writing this post. Wikipedia dutifully informs me that’s Sous-Vide is a style of cooking that involves a vacuum, […]
Want to get quick, at-a-glance details about your connected drives while on Ubuntu? A new indicator applet aims to help. UDisks-Indicator is a small panel-based applet that shows disk usage information about mounted partitions. It’s being […]
A new version of Spotify Web Player for Linux, a desktop app that integrates the web-based version of the music streaming site with your Linux desktop, is available to download.
If you find yourself wishing your Ubuntu desktop had a splash more color do check out the two icon themes featured inside.
Sneaking out alongside the main Ubuntu 16.10 Beta 2 release are beta builds from the rest of the Ubuntu family.
The first (and final) beta release in the Ubuntu 16.10 Yakkety Yak development cycle. What's new? We take a look…
Looking for a neat-o way to play YouTube playlists on your desktop, outside your browser? Take a looksie at Yout, an Electron app that lets you add and watch YouTube playlists on your desktop, floating window […]
In the market for a desktop markdown editor for Linux? You may have helped but notice that you’re rather spoilt for choice. From Abricotine and Scratch to Simplenote, Springseed and Remarkable. Even Gedit can render markdown with the […]
It may sound like a memory-management tool, but Rambox is actually a handy way to group all of your messaging and e-mail services in one window.