Linux Apps

PeaZip is an open-source archive manager app for macOS and Darwin that creates, opens and extracts common archive formats, with builds for Apple Silicon and Intel.

auto-cpufreq adjusts CPU speed and power use automatically on Linux systems.

Dino is a modern open-source desktop chat client for Jabber/XMPP.

Cattail provides an unofficial client for Tailscale and Headscale on Linux and Windows.

Guitarix is a virtual guitar amplifier for Linux running on Jack, with amp, effects rack and LV2 DAW support.

Vicinae launches apps from a desktop interface available for Linux, macOS, and Windows.

ZFSBootMenu is a bootloader for Linux on ZFS that finds kernels and initramfs images in ZFS filesystems and boots them.

Darling provides a macOS translation layer for Linux, with a shell interface shown on its project page.

deezer-linux ports Deezer to Linux, with packages listed for Flatpak, AppImage, Snap, RPM, and DEB.

AudioSource forwards Android microphone audio to PulseAudio through ADB for use as a USB microphone.

Xonsh combines Python with a shell for Linux, macOS, Windows, and Android.

Brave Origin lets users remove or manage features found in the Brave browser.

cmus plays music from a console on Unix-like operating systems, according to its project description.

KDiff3 compares and merges files and folders, with support listed for macOS and Windows.

iperf3 measures TCP, UDP, and SCTP network bandwidth through active tests of achievable throughput.

puddletag edits tags in music files, with downloads and documentation listed on its site.

KGet downloads files from HTTP and FTP sources, with pause and resume controls listed among its features.

Audacious plays audio and is described by its project as an open-source player descended from XMMS.

FSlint finds and removes unwanted files on Linux file systems, according to its project page.

libimobiledevice supports communication with iOS devices through their native protocols using a C library.

adbfs-rootless mounts Android phones on Linux through adb without requiring root access on the phone.

Teleport scans installed Windows apps and analyzes their compatibility, according to its description.

CoreELEC runs Kodi on supported Amlogic hardware through a purpose-built Linux distribution.

Trimage losslessly optimizes PNG and JPG images for web use, according to its project description.