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ncmpcpp is a terminal-based MPD client with a user interface that seeks inspiration from ncmpc and shares a lot of similarities. But it adds some useful features.
Carbon Player – desktop media player
Carbon Player is a cross-platform media player written in JavaScript and uses Electron, an open-source software framework.
12 Useful Free and Open Source Git Tools
Git is one of a number of open source revision control systems available for Linux. Git is frequently regarded by many developers to be the finest version control tool available.
Linux at Home: Creative Writing with Linux
Now is a great time to take up a new hobby. How about spending your time penning a classic novel or screenplay?
mpdevil – simple music browser for MPD
mpdevil is a GTK front-end for MPD. It’s written in Python and published under an open source license.
Linux Candy: WallpaperDownloader – download, change, manage wallpapers
WallpaperDownloader is open source software that allows users to download wallpapers from different remote locations automatically.
theBeat - audio player
theBeat is an audio player that’s based on Phonon, the multimedia API provided by KDE and is the standard abstraction for handling multimedia streams within KDE software.
Linux at Home: Digital Art with Linux
Now is a great time to take up a new hobby. How about digital art? Instead of painting on canvas or paper, digital art software allows you to paint and draw directly onto a computer, which has a number of amazing advantages.
Linux Candy: BobRossQuotes - collection of quotes from Bob Ross
Robert Norman Ross (Bob Ross) was an American painter, art instructor and television personality. Famous for his delightful hippie persona, his popular PBS television show The Joy of Painting (1983-94) brought him to the attention of the masses.
Silverjuke - jukebox for the desktop
My attention to Silverjuke was reignited by one of our visitors. I had tried this software a few years ago. It’s a music and video player written in C++ and C. Let’s see how it fares.
butterfly - web terminal based on websocket and tornado
butterfly is an xterm compatible terminal that runs in your web browser.
LinuxLinks: Our most-read stories of 2020
It's common knowledge that Christmas is a time for merriment, goodwill to everyone, and above all a time for lists. So there's no better time to compile a list for the year. Once you've digested everything below, you can plan your New Year resolutions!
Linux Candy: chucknorris – Chuck Norris jokes in your terminal
Carlos Ray “Chuck” Norris is an American martial artist, actor, film producer, and screenwriter. Chuck Norris followed in the footsteps of Bruce Lee to become a popular action star on the big screen, before having his greatest success on television as the star of “Walker, Texas Ranger”.
espanso – smart and efficient text expander
espanso is a text expander, software that detects when you type a specific keyword and replaces it with something else. espanso is free and open source written in Rust.
Stars and Stripes: Facebook and Linux
This is the second in our series spotlighting large institutions in the USA and how they are embracing Linux and open source.
Gromit-MPX - desktop annotation tool
Gromit-MPX (GRaphics Over Miscellaneous Things) is a utility to make annotations on the desktop. It’s a multi-pointer port of the original Gromit annotation tool, and uses the Multi-Pointer X.org feature.
Now and Then: What happened to DFileManager?
Back in January 2015 we carried a blog post about DFileManager noting it was a real gem of a file manager sporting a unique Cover Flow display, together with an accessible bookmark system and customizable thumbnail preview for media files, but absent from the standard Ubuntu repositories.
ampd – web-based MPD client
ampd is a web-based client for MPD. It is built with Angular and Spring Boot. ampd is cross-platform software. Here's our review.
Pogo – minimalist music player
Pogo is billed as a fast and minimalist audio player for Linux. It’s written in Python and uses GTK+ and GStreamer, the latter is a pipeline-based multimedia framework that links together a wide variety of media processing systems to complete complex workflows.
Now and Then: The Fate of 15 More Linux Distributions
Due to Linux’s open source nature, there are many hundreds of actively maintained distributions or ‘distros’ of the OS. Linux distros are like Linux software in general. They come and (some) go.
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