catclock is a fork of xclock which adds a ‘cat mode’. It’s free and open source, and part of our Linux Candy series.
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Machine Learning in Linux: GFPGAN – Face restoration software
GFPGAN is deep learning software for real-world face restoration. This software can radically improve the quality of images.
Read moreGaia Sky – astronomy visualization desktop and VR program
Gaia Sky is a real-time 3D universe program. It’s developed within the framework of ESA’s Gaia mission to chart > 1 billion stars.
Read morecTune – ncurses based internet radio player
cTune is an ncurses based internet radio player written in C. This is free and open source software.
Read moreRevisited: PyRadio – curses based internet radio player
PyRadio is a cross-platform curses based internet radio player written in Python. Let’s check out the current version.
Read moreRevisited: termusic – terminal-based music player
termusic has added gapless playback and podcast support. Here’s our verdict on this terminal-based music player.
Read moreAqualung – advanced music player
Aqualung is billed as an advanced music player that plays audio CDs, internet radio streams and podcasts as well as soundfiles. Here’s our review.
Read moreLinux Candy: pyjokes – one line jokes for programmers
pyjokes is a terminal based program that tells one line jokes for programmers.
Read moreEssential System Utilities: WTF – terminal dashboard
WTF (also known as ‘wtfutil’) is billed as “the personal information dashboard for your terminal”.
Read morePQMusic – minimalistic audio player
PQMusic is billed as a minimalistic and easy to use open source audio player written in Python. Let’s see how it fares.
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