This roundup picks some useful terminal-based S3 tools for Linux. Only free and open source software is eligible for inclusion here.
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Author: Steve Emms
Cedilla – Markdown text editor for the COSMIC desktop
Cedilla provides a writing environment for plain text and Markdown, aimed at note-taking, drafting documentation, and writing blog posts
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Minisforum MS-R1 ARM Mini Workstation running Linux: Introduction
The Minisforum MS-R1 is an ARM-based mini workstation aimed at developers and homelab enthusiasts looking for Linux/ARM experimentation
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Timetable – unofficial client for WebUntis
Timetable is a desktop application for viewing WebUntis timetables on Linux.
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Symja – computer algebra system and symbolic mathematics library
Symja is a computer algebra system and symbolic mathematics library written in Java.
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6 Best Free and Open Source Lightweight GUI Email Clients
Email remains the killer information and communications technology. Email volume shows no sign of diminishing, despite the increasing popularity of collaborative messaging tools.
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rdapper – command-line RDAP client
rdapper retrieves registration data for internet resources and presents the results in a human-readable terminal format.
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Eigen – matrix calculator
Eigen is a GTK4 matrix calculator for Linux that focuses on common linear algebra tasks in a clean, accessible interface.
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REDUCE – general-purpose computer algebra system for symbolic computation
REDUCE is a portable general-purpose computer algebra system for symbolic computation.
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Rustlens – terminal-based utility for inspecting Rust projects
Rustlens gives developers an interactive way to explore the structure of a codebase from the command line.
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Xcas – cross-platform mathematical environment
Xcas is a cross-platform mathematical environment built around the Giac computer algebra engine.
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18 Best Free and Open Source Terminal-Based YouTube Tools
Funky developers have created applications that allow you to bypass the web-only barrier of YouTube. Here’s our recommended terminal-based YouTube tools.
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Ermis – steganographic application
Ermis is a cross-platform steganography application for hiding and extracting secret data inside digital media files on Linux.
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Flow – opinionated modern web browser
Flow Browser is a modern tabbed web browser for Linux built on Electron and Chromium.
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rig.fm – internet radio in your terminal
rig.fm is an appealing little project that knows exactly what it wants to be: an internet radio player for the terminal.
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peek – multi-buffer terminal pager
peek is a lightweight ncurses-based terminal pager written in C.
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yewtube – terminal based YouTube player and downloader
yewtube is a terminal-based application for searching, playing, and downloading YouTube content without requiring a YouTube API key.
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21 Best Free and Open Source Linux Video Editors
Linux represents an excellent platform for editing video. We recommend the best free and open source video editors.
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OpenCut – video editor for web, desktop, and mobile
OpenCut is a privacy-focused non-linear video editor that aims to offer a simple CapCut-like editing experience.
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Blood Pressure – record and analyse your blood pressure
Blood Pressure is a Linux application for recording and reviewing blood pressure measurements and pulse readings.
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