Harmonoid: A Beautiful Cross-Platform Music Player With Essential Features

Fortunately, there’s no shortage of good open-source music players for Linux. We have covered a variety of options in the past.

Here, I highlight a music player that is free to use (but not FOSS) and available for multiple platforms, including Linux, Windows, and Android.

Harmonoid: Intuitive User

Harmonoid: A Beautiful Cross-Platform Music Player With Essential Features

A beautiful open-source cross-platform music player with a good feature set like lyrics display and upload, library management and more.

Convert and Manipulate Images With ‘Converter’ GUI Tool in Linux

You can always install ImageMagick on your system to convert images, but not everyone likes to use the terminal for converting and manipulating images.

So, what if you have a GUI app as a front-end to help with that? Converter is precisely that.

It is a front-end to ImageMagick. So

Convert and Manipulate Images With ‘Converter’ GUI Tool in Linux

A GUI front-end to ImageMagick to convert and manipulate images on Linux. Learn more about using this nifty tool.

Rnote: An Open-Source Drawing App for Notes and Annotation

Rnote is an excellent app for sketching and taking handwritten notes. Check it out here.

Authenticator: A Simple Open-Source App to Replace Authy on Linux

A free and open-source app for two-factor authentication codes on the Linux desktops.

Ghostwriter: An Excellent Open-Source Writing App

Ghostwriter is a great open-source writing app with Markdown support for Linux, Windows, and macOS. Learn more here.

CPU-X an Alternative to CPU-Z for Linux

Popular Windows tool CPU-Z is not available for Linux. However, there is a similar tool called CPU-X. Check it out for getting CPU and other hardware info in Linux.

Atoms is a GUI Tool to Let You Manage Linux Chroot Environments Easily

A GUI program to help you manage chroot(s) with ease. Take a look at Atoms here and get started with it.

Komikku: A Free and Open-Source Manga Reader for Linux

Kommiku is a feature-rich manga reader available exclusively for Linux. Try it out!

Marktext is an Excellent Editor Even for Those Who Don’t Know Markdown

I have experimented with a number of markdown editors and there are plenty of good ones there. However, I took an instant liking to Marktext. Here’s why!

Sunamu: Display Lyrics for Currently Playing Music on the Desktop in Linux

Want to control your music using a beautiful widget on Linux? Sunamu is for you to try! It can even detect and show lyrics for currently playing music.

Padloc: An Intuitive Open-Source Password Manager

An open-source password manager with a pleasing user interface, available cross-platform. Let’s take a look!

Koodo is an All-in-one Open Source eBook Reader App for Linux

Koodo is an open source, cross-platform eBook reader application with tons of features to improve your reading experience.

AppFlowy: An Open-Source Alternative to Notion

AppFlowy aims to be an open-source replacement to Notion, providing you with better privacy. Let us explore more about it.

Tropy: An Open-Source App to Organize Your Research Photos

An app to help you explore research photos, and documents without losing out on important contextual information about them.

massCode: A Free and Open-Source Code Snippet Manager

An open-source code snippet manager that enables you to dabble with code, improve productivity, and save time.

Kuro: An Unofficial Microsoft To-Do Desktop Client

Looking for an unofficial desktop client for Microsoft To-Do on Linux? Here’s one.

Compress Images in Linux Easily With Curtail GUI App

Curtail is a nifty open source GUI tool for compressing images in Linux. You can also bulk compress multiple images at once and set compression levels.

Thonny is an Ideal IDE for Teaching Python Programming in Schools

A simple, Eclipse-like IDE for Python programmers. The features are more suited for teaching Python to students in schools.