restic backs up files from Linux, BSD, Mac, and Windows to multiple storage destinations, according to its project introduction.
Linux
Websites and tools tagged “linux”.
RipMe downloads web albums in bulk for archiving and runs on Windows, Linux, and macOS, according to its repository documentation.
feh views images in a lightweight desktop application, with releases and a manual on its site.
Count lines of code quickly with Tokei, a code statistics command-line tool.
Linux Command Library provides command references and cheat sheets for system control, recovery, and other topics.
QDirStat provides directory statistics through a Qt-based disk usage application.
Cross-platform source code editing is available in CudaText, with downloads and documentation.
Phiola plays, records, and converts audio on Linux, macOS, and other supported platforms.
Emacs Eat emulates a terminal within an Emacs region, buffer, or Eshell session.
yarr provides web-based RSS feed reading as a standalone binary, according to its repository.
sptlrx displays synchronized song lyrics in a terminal and works with Spotify, MPD, browsers, and other players.
G-Helper Linux controls ASUS laptop features including fan curves, Aura RGB, MUX, battery limits, and GPU modes on Linux.
Darkroom edits photos and videos on Apple devices, with in-app purchases listed in its App Store entry.
Genymotion Desktop runs Android emulators on Windows and macOS, with builds for Intel and Apple Silicon computers.
Manage karaoke playlists, lyrics, and party modes with this open-source karaoke system.
endoflife.date tracks end-of-life dates, support schedules, and release timelines for more than 380 products.
Butterfly supports handwritten note-taking, drawing, and organizing ideas in an open-source endless workspace.
FluxTube supports watching YouTube videos, following channels, reading comments, and saving videos.
qimgv provides image viewing with optional support for playing video files.
OpenCore Configurator helps create configuration files for OpenCore, according to its product page.
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.
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.






















