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Screen Capture

wayshot – screenshot tool for wayland compositors

May 29, 2026 Steve Emms CLI, Graphics

wayshot is a native screenshot utility for Wayland systems that target wlroots-based compositors such as sway and river.

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nsxiv – fork of sxiv

May 27, 2026 Steve Emms Graphics, GUI

nsxiv is a minimalist X11 image viewer written in C. It began as a fork of the now-unmaintained sxiv

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Mixer

14 Best Free and Open Source Graphical Volume Mixers

May 26, 2026 Steve Emms Graphics, Multimedia, Roundup

A volume mixer is a tool that adjusts the individual volume levels of different applications and audio devices running on a computer.

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Fractals

17 Best Free and Open Source Linux Fractal Tools

May 25, 2026 Steve Emms Graphics, Roundup

Fractals are rooted in chaos theory, and because of their nature they are perfect for organic looking artwork and landscapes. We recommend the best Linux fractal tools.

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Fractals

Fractals Explorer – real-time GPU-accelerated fractal explorer

May 24, 2026 Steve Emms Graphics, GUI

Fractals Explorer renders Mandelbrot, Julia, Burning Ship and Newton fractals in real time with GPU acceleration and deep zooming.

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Fractals

Fractalshades – create static and interactive fractal visualizations

May 24, 2026 Steve Emms Graphics, GUI

Fractalshades is a Python package for creating static and interactive fractal visualizations.

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Fractals

rsfrac – terminal-based fractal explorer

May 23, 2026 Steve Emms Graphics, TUI

rsfrac lets you explore Mandelbrot, Burning Ship, and Julia fractals from a text user interface.

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16 Best Free and Open Source Pixel Art Editors

May 18, 2026 Luke Baker Graphics, Roundup

Pixel art is a form of digital art drawn with graphical software where images are built using pixels as the only building block. We recommend the best free and open source pixel art editors.

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Machine Learning

9 Best Free and Open Source Image Upscaling Tools

May 18, 2026 Steve Emms Graphics, Roundup

Image upscaling brings the power of AI upscaling to your fingertips, allowing you to turn low-resolution images into high-quality outputs.

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Tilf – simple yet powerful pixel art editor

May 13, 2026 Steve Emms Graphics, GUI

Tilf is a pixel art editor built with PySide6 for creating sprites, icons, and other small 2D assets.

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Machine Learning

waifu2x-ncnn-vulkan – image upscaler and denoiser

May 12, 2026 Steve Emms CLI, Graphics

waifu2x-ncnn-vulkan upscales and denoises images on Vulkan GPUs, with model selection, batch processing, tiling and test-time augmentation.

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Pixed – touch-friendly pixel art editor

May 12, 2026 Steve Emms Graphics, GUI

Pixed is a touch-oriented pixel art editor for Linux with project import, palettes, PNG and SVG support, and an Avalonia interface.

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PixlPunkt – modern, cross-platform pixel art editor

May 12, 2026 Steve Emms Graphics, GUI

PixlPunkt is a pixel art editor that brings together painting tools, layered editing, animation workflow and tile work.

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Machine Learning

chaiNNer – node-based image processing workflows

May 12, 2026 Steve Emms Graphics, GUI

chaiNNer builds image processing pipelines with AI upscaling, batch jobs, video nodes and support for PyTorch, NCNN, ONNX and TensorRT.

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Alaska

TermVisage – browse and view images in the terminal

May 6, 2026 Steve Emms CLI, Graphics, TUI

TermVisage is a terminal image browser offering recursive navigation, configurable grids, image animations and Kitty/iTerm2 rendering.

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Hellwal – fast and extensible color palette generator

May 4, 2026 Steve Emms CLI, Graphics

Hellwal is designed to create terminal and desktop color schemes from wallpaper images or predefined theme files.

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KDE Material You Colors – wallpaper-driven theming tool for KDE Plasma

May 3, 2026 Steve Emms Graphics, GUI

KDE Material You Colors is a wallpaper-driven theming tool for KDE Plasma that generates Material You inspired light and dark colour schemes.

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Aether – visual theming application

May 3, 2026 Steve Emms Graphics, GUI

Aether is a visual Linux theming application that builds coordinated colour schemes from wallpapers with extensive customisation.

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matugen – Material You and Base16 colour generation tool

May 2, 2026 Steve Emms CLI, Graphics

matugen generates Material You and Base16 colour schemes from images or colours with flexible templates and extensive customisation.

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YouTube

Pulsar – yt-dlp GUI

April 28, 2026 Steve Emms Graphics, Multimedia

Pulsar is a desktop media utility for Linux, macOS, and Windows that wraps yt-dlp and ffmpeg in a polished graphical interface.

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