Linux & Mac Apps

broot navigates directories, finds files, and launches commands through a tree-oriented file manager.

GNOME Evolution combines email and calendar functions, with user documentation on its help page.

Strflow keeps notes and to-dos in a text-yourself timeline on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

PlayCover runs iOS apps and games on Apple Silicon Macs and supports key mapping, according to its page.

Choose emoji from the command-line launcher with this Rofi plugin, which adds an emoji selector to Rofi.

Use IceCubesApp to connect to a Mastodon instance, browse timelines, interact with users, and post through a SwiftUI client.

gdown downloads public Google Drive files when curl or wget cannot retrieve them.

Celluloid provides a GTK-based interface for mpv to play audio and video media.

nanoBench runs small microbenchmarks on recent Intel and AMD x86 processors.

Plex MPV Shim sends media from Plex mobile and web apps to the mpv player through an unofficial client.

Junction lets users choose which application or browser opens files and links.

bpkg manages Bash packages from the command line, according to its documentation.

Dialect translates text in a GNOME app, with translation providers listed in its project page.

Planify manages tasks with Todoist, Nextcloud, and CalDAV support for the GNOME desktop.

Powerlevel10k is a theme for the Zsh shell, as described by its repository page.

Claws Mail provides an email client described by its site as lightweight.

dLine brings calendar events into the terminal, with reminders and event management described by its project page.

Emacs Eat emulates a terminal within an Emacs region, buffer, or Eshell session.

Macs Fan Control adjusts fan speeds on Apple computers, according to its repository description.

Darkroom edits photos and videos on Apple devices, with in-app purchases listed in its App Store entry.

OpenCore Configurator helps create configuration files for OpenCore, according to its product page.

zrok provides peer-to-peer tunneling and ingress, with an open-source project page from NetFoundry.

Tidal Hi-Fi runs Tidal’s web player in Electron with Hi-Fi audio support, according to the project description.

Does It ARM lists apps and games reported to support Apple Silicon, alongside compatibility and performance information.