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Author: Steve Emms

Screen Capture

9 Best Free Linux Screen Capture GUI Tools

April 20, 2025 Steve Emms Graphics, Roundup, Utilities

We recommend the best free and open source GUI software for taking screenshots.

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Password Managers

passage – age-backed password manager

April 19, 2025 Steve Emms CLI, Utilities

passage is a fork of password-store that uses age as a backend instead of GnuPG.

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Small Image Tools

imagineer offers image processing and conversion

April 19, 2025 Steve Emms CLI, Graphics

sic (sic image cli) is a command-line too to convert images and perform image operations.

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SSD

whalespotter finds big files and directories

April 19, 2025 Steve Emms CLI, TUI, Utilities

whalespotter is a convenient TUI application to quickly locate large files and folders. It’s written in Rust.

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Linux Candy

Linux Candy: doge – simple motd script

April 19, 2025 Steve Emms CLI, Other, Reviews

doge is a simple motd (message of the day) script based on the slightly stupid but very funny doge meme.

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Backup

Wrestic is a Restic wrapper built in Rust

April 19, 2025 Steve Emms CLI, System Software

Wrestic is a backup tool that provides a wrapper around Restic, a popular backup program.

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Password Managers

passfzf is a simple fzf wrapper for pass

April 19, 2025 Steve Emms CLI, Utilities

passfzf is a simple fzf wrapper for pass (the UNIX password-store).

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fastmod – fast partial replacement for codemod

April 19, 2025 Steve Emms CLI, Programming

fastmod is a tool to assist you with large-scale codebase refactors that can be partially automated but still require human oversight

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Backup software

stack-back – automated incremental backups using restic

April 18, 2025 Steve Emms CLI, System Software

stack-back provides automated incremental backups using restic for any docker-compose setup.

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GoldenDict-ng is an advanced dictionary lookup program

April 18, 2025 Steve Emms GUI, Utilities

GoldenDict-ng is an advanced dictionary lookup program, supporting many dictionary formats.

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