Steve Emms, Author at LinuxLinks

5 Best Free and Open Source Font Managers

Need an efficient way to manage your fonts? Step forward a dedicated font manager utility.

SerialTool is a serial/network debugging tool. It supports serial debugging assistant, terminal, waveform display and file transfer.

Soundux is a universal soundboard that uses PulseAudio modules or PipeWire linking.

Hash Calculator is a console tool that can calculate about 50 cryptographic hashes of strings and files.

This is a review of the Luckfox 15.6″ Portable Monitor. It’s an IPS screen with 1920×1080 resolution, 100% sRGB, and supports HDR.

Deepin Font Manager is a tool to install and uninstall font easily, supports batch installation, font information recognition, etc

iaito is the official graphical interface for radare2, a libre reverse engineering framework.

ddogreen is a simple service that automatically saves energy by switching your Linux laptop between high-performance and power-saving modes.

fnt is a tool to download and install fonts. It helps you to download vector fonts from Debian side, and Google Web Fonts.

ProtonPlus lets you install and manage Wine/Proton based compatibility tools with a graphical user interface.