Steve Emms, Author at LinuxLinks

11 Best Free and Open Source GUI Weather Tools

Here’s our verdict on the best GUI weather tools. Only free and open source software is eligible for inclusion.

Hopalong is a simple Wayland compositor with a feature set that’s comparable to XFWM.

space is a command line interface (CLI) utility that can be used to visualize and manage disk space.

yosay is a tiny utility that displays a picture of Yeoman with accompanying text.

bita is a HTTP based file synchronization tool striving for low bandwidth usage through data reuse.

wlmaker is a Wayland compositor inspired by Window Maker, an X11 window manager originally designed to integrate with GNUstep.

diskus is a very simple program that computes the total size of the current directory. It is a parallelized version of du -sh..

We recommend steganography tools captured in a LinuxLinks-style ratings chart. All the software is free and open source goodness.

wttr.in is a console-based weather forecast service that offers lots of options including various information representation methods.

Niri is heavily inspired by PaperWM which implements scrollable tiling on top of GNOME Shell.

Subiquity is also the back end for the Ubuntu Desktop installer.

vtop uses drawille to draw CPU and memory charts with Unicode braille characters, helping you visualize spikes.

This article showcases terminal based batch renamers. We only feature free and open source software.

For this instalment in the series, we examine the power consumption of the DreamQuest N100 Mini PC and compare it to four other machines.

Saber is the notes app built for handwriting .It’s designed to be as simple and intuitive as possible