Linux Apps

Linux Roadmap provides a step-by-step learning guide for Linux, with topic links and resources.

The FreeBSD Handbook provides evolving documentation and guidance for FreeBSD users.

DistroSea lets users test Linux distributions in a cloud browser session without installing them or booting from live media.

AV Linux MX Edition is a Linux distribution based on MX Linux, according to its project page.

Rapid Photo Downloader imports photos and videos and organizes them as part of a photography workflow.

PDF Mix Tool edits and rearranges PDF pages, with installation and usage documentation on its site.

Pi-Apps catalogs applications for Raspberry Pi and provides app descriptions, links, and popularity information.

Remmina connects to remote desktops and supports protocols including X2Go, RDP, SSH, SPICE, and VNC, with screen and file sharing.

puddletag edits audio file tags on GNU/Linux, according to its repository description.

Calf Studio Gear provides audio plug-ins for GNU/Linux, with installation and usage documentation on its project page.

SongRec provides an unofficial Shazam client for Linux, according to its project page.

ZapZap provides an unofficial desktop client for WhatsApp Web, built with PyQt6 and QtWebEngine.

kmon monitors Linux kernel activity and supports kernel management, according to its project page.

Flowblade edits video on Linux in a multitrack, nonlinear timeline-based editor.

SpaceFM provides a tabbed, multi-panel file manager for desktop systems.

Spicetify customizes the Spotify client with themes, extensions, and custom apps through a command-line tool.

Ringboard stores clipboard history on Linux and provides clipboard-management features.

wpgtk generates color schemes and manages wallpapers, with theme tools listed on its project page.

Moment is a free, open-source Matrix client for Linux, according to its page.

SystemRescue provides a bootable environment with tools for disk partitioning and system recovery.

Flowblade edits video on Linux using a multitrack, non-linear workflow.

Bottles runs Windows software on Linux, according to its project page.

WebVM runs a Linux virtual machine in the browser with networking and graphics support through HTML5 and WebAssembly.

Remarkable provides Markdown editing on Linux and Windows, according to its product page.