Linux Apps

Pitivi edits video on Linux, with its project page identifying it as free and open source.

AppManager installs and uninstalls AppImage packages through a GTK and Libadwaita desktop utility.

htop displays and manages running processes in an interactive terminal interface.

Linux Live Kit creates custom live Linux distributions from a set of shell scripts.

Linux PowerToys collects utility tools for Linux and is described as an early-stage project.

scanmem scans process memory on Linux, according to its repository description.

ugrep searches files by pattern as a compatible grep replacement, with interactive and fuzzy search modes listed in its documentation.

macFUSE provides a software package for integrating file systems with macOS, according to its project page.

ANGRYsearch searches files on Linux and displays results as users type.

Haruna plays media, with its KDE Applications page listing Windows among its other platforms.

NoiseTorch suppresses microphone noise in real time on Linux with PulseAudio or PipeWire.

Solaar manages Logitech keyboards, mice, and other wireless devices on Linux, including devices connected through Unifying and Bolt receivers.

Spectacle captures desktop screenshots and recordings, with its KDE page describing screenshot capture features.

dunst replaces desktop notification daemons and supports custom configuration, according to its project page.

Wikiman searches offline documentation including manual pages, tldr pages, and ArchWiki.

ShellGPT chats with language models in a terminal and can generate shell commands, stories, and Linux-terminal content.

bt-dualboot synchronizes Bluetooth device configuration between Linux and Windows dual-boot systems.

Waydroid runs a full Android system in a container on GNU/Linux desktops using Wayland.

OrbStack runs containers and Linux virtual machines on macOS, according to its product page.

feh views images in a lightweight desktop application, with releases and a manual on its site.

Linux Command Library provides command references and cheat sheets for system control, recovery, and other topics.

Genymotion Desktop runs Android emulators on Windows and macOS, with builds for Intel and Apple Silicon computers.

Innoextract unpacks installers made with Inno Setup, allowing extraction on non-Windows systems without running the installer.

anuraOS provides a browser-based operating environment with Linux emulation, according to its repository.