Linux Apps

Libreboot distributes free BIOS and UEFI firmware based on coreboot and GNU GRUB.

dae provides an eBPF-based transparent proxy solution for Linux, according to its repository description.

DistroWatch publishes news and feature lists for Linux and BSD distributions, with a page-hit ranking and distribution directory.

macOS-Simple-KVM provides scripts and documentation for setting up a macOS virtual machine in QEMU with KVM acceleration.

google-drive-ocamlfuse mounts Google Drive as a FUSE filesystem on Linux.

dijo tracks habits from a terminal and supports scripting and integration with external tools.

Wike brings Wikipedia search and article reading to the GNOME desktop through a dedicated reader application.

ShellCheck statically analyzes shell scripts to find bugs, according to its project page.

GORSS provides terminal access to RSS and Atom feeds, with themes and prebuilt Linux binaries listed by the project.

SpotX-Bash blocks ads in the Spotify desktop client on Linux and macOS, according to its project description.

pipe-viewer searches and plays YouTube videos from Linux, according to its project description.

bandwhich displays current network bandwidth use by process, connection, and remote IP address or hostname in a terminal.

This repository collects links to BSD operating systems, software, and related resources.

xplr explores files from a terminal interface, with support for plugins, integrations, and custom hacks.

dut calculates disk usage on Linux, according to its project description.

Linux Command Library provides command references and formatted manual pages for Linux users.

kew plays music from a shell interface and is described on its project page.

Macchina displays system information on Linux, macOS, Windows, and other listed platforms.

Linux Fake Background Webcam replaces or blurs webcam backgrounds on GNU/Linux, with animated backgrounds also listed.

cliamp plays local music, podcasts, Spotify, and Qobuz from a terminal interface.

Spicetify CLI customizes the Spotify client on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

rcm manages configuration files and dotfiles through a command-line suite.

Filelight visualizes disk usage and helps identify files that can be removed to free space.

HeadsetControl shows sidetone and battery status for selected Logitech, SteelSeries, and Corsair headsets on Linux and macOS.