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7 Useful Free and Open Source Linux Background Noise Generators

Ambient noise generators occupy a niche on Linux: they don’t demand attention, but they can make a workspace feel calmer, less distracting.

Moodist lets you layer 84 ambient sounds, save and share mixes, generate binaural beats and use productivity tools including Pomodoro.

Noisekun is an ambient sound mixer with 23 sounds, individual volume controls, themes, saved combinations and a Pomodoro timer.

How quiet is the Beelink EQi Core 3 304 under Linux? We assess idle, load and fan noise, plus its unusually flexible BIOS fan controls.

BOSGAME VTA-439 noise tested under Linux. I assess fan behaviour, acoustics at idle and heavy load, and the mini PC’s BIOS fan options.

This article selects our pick of the available noise suppression tools. We only explore free and open source software here.

ANoise is an ambient noise player for Ubuntu designed to play looping environmental sounds from a lightweight desktop application.

onsen is a small Python command line utility that brings a relaxing hot-springs theme to the terminal.

Tanin is a simple, focused TUI ambient noise generator. Focus, relax, or sleep with your favorite background sounds

Fan noise can ruin my enjoyment of using a computer. In this article I report my findings on the BOSGAME M6 Mini PC.

Fan noise can ruin my enjoyment of using a computer. In this article I report my findings on three modern mini PCs.

noise-suppression-for-voice is a noise suppression plugin based on RNNoise, a noise suppression library based on a recurrent neural network.