Skip to content

Best Free Linux Software & Open Source Reviews

Software
Hardware
Reviews
Series
Search

Tag: Microsoft Phone Link

Best Free and Open Source Alternatives to Microsoft

Best Free and Open Source Alternatives to Microsoft Phone Link

October 9, 2026 Steve Emms Internet

Best free and open source alternatives to Microsoft Phone Link for connecting, controlling and sharing data between Linux PCs and smartphones.

Read more

Best Free Software

Documents	Internet	Education
Audio	Video	Graphics
Admin	Desktop	Productivity
Science	Games	Security
Utilities	Coding	Finance
Web Apps	Other	Books

Data Science

Take our free interactive courses in data science. There are courses for Python using pandas and plotnine and R using ggplot2.

Get up to speed in 20 minutes. No programming knowledge is required.

Recent Comments

Sean Parsons on Linux Will Never Succeed on the Desktop Until It Stops Expecting Users to Be Experts
Steve Emms on Linux Will Never Succeed on the Desktop Until It Stops Expecting Users to Be Experts
TheOldFellow on Linux Will Never Succeed on the Desktop Until It Stops Expecting Users to Be Experts
TheOldFellow on Linux Will Never Succeed on the Desktop Until It Stops Expecting Users to Be Experts
Steve Emms on Linux Will Never Succeed on the Desktop Until It Stops Expecting Users to Be Experts
Jantzen on Linux Will Never Succeed on the Desktop Until It Stops Expecting Users to Be Experts
Jessie on Linux Will Never Succeed on the Desktop Until It Stops Expecting Users to Be Experts
Robert D on Linux Will Never Succeed on the Desktop Until It Stops Expecting Users to Be Experts
Jason J on Linux Will Never Succeed on the Desktop Until It Stops Expecting Users to Be Experts
Rocky C on Linux Will Never Succeed on the Desktop Until It Stops Expecting Users to Be Experts

Programming Books

Read our curated lists of great free programming books. Learn Java, C, Python, C++, C#, JavaScript, PHP, and many more languages.

Alternatively, check out our series of great free programming tutorials.

Feedback

Help expand our coverage of Linux software by completing our:

Open-source software form
Linux distro form

Your feedback is very much appreciated. Complete our contact form.

Support Us

Donate to LinuxLinks

Thank you for supporting LinuxLinks. If you like our site, the best way to ensure it remains available is to make a donation.

Small Devices

We’re publishing a series of articles for each of these Linux-based phones, Mini PCs, SBCs, and NAS devices.

Minisforum N5 Pro NAS – AMD
Beelink EQi 304 – Intel
BOSGAME VTA-439 – AMD
Minisforum M2 Panther Lake
Minisforum MS-02 Mini Workstation
BOSGAME M7 285H – Intel
Minisforum MS-R1 Mini Workstation
Chuwi CoreBook Air Plus laptop
BOSGAME M6 HX370 – AMD
BOSGAME M4 Plus – AMD
Minisforum AI X1 Pro – AMD
Minisforum UM890 Pro – AMD
PELADN WO4 5600H – AMD
Volla Phone Quintus with UT (ARM)
HP ProBook 440 G8 Refurb – Intel
ASRock NUC BOX-255H – Intel

Replace Proprietary Software

Migrate from large multinational software companies and embrace free and open source solutions.

Google	Microsoft	Apple
Adobe	IBM	Autodesk
Oracle	Atlassian	Corel
Cisco	Intuit	SAS
Progress	Salesforce	Citrix

Reviews

We’ve written tons of in-depth and completely impartial reviews of open source software. Read our reviews.

New to Linux?

Begin your Linux journey with our easy-to-understand guide designed for newcomers.

Mega Compilations

100 GUI Apps
100 TUI Apps
100 CLI Apps

Recent Posts

Best Free and Open Source Alternatives to Microsoft Phone Link
Journaler – Privacy-Focused Daily Journaling App
complexipy – fast cognitive complexity analyser for Python
20 Best Free and Open Source Self-Hosted Cloud Storage Tools
Octlitch – Fedora-based Linux distribution with KDE Plasma
zns – fast command-line DNS client
GoCard – file-based spaced repetition system
9 Best Free and Open Source Markdown Linter Tools
LiquidHaskell – refinement type checker for Haskell
gf – lightweight graphical front-end for GDB

Archives

Archives

Related

Contact us
Link us
FAQ
Comment FAQ
Privacy Policy

© LinuxLinks 1998-2026: Designed by LinuxLinks.