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Calibrate your Monitor with these Open Source Tools

If you value image quality and accuracy, calibration of your monitor will be important. These tools ensure your monitor is calibrated.

tuc is a similar tool to cut but offers additional functionality. It’s free and open source software written in Rust.

catclock is a fork of xclock which adds a ‘cat mode’. It’s free and open source, and part of our Linux Candy series.

We recommend the best free and open source dictionary tools.

Linux has a number of proficient clipboard managers. We make our recommendations – all free and open source.

This article identifies flexible and useful diary tools for the Linux desktop. Free and open source software only.

There is a wide range of collection manager software available for Linux. We recommend the best free and open source options.

We highly recommend installing a framework with Zsh as it makes dealing with configuration, plugins and themes a lot more straightforward.

Need an efficient way to manage your fonts? Step forward a dedicated font manager utility.

This article focuses on the finest font editors. Linux users may not have a plethora of fonts, but there are many lovely and usable fonts.

Relaxator is a small utility that’s designed to do one thing — listen to soothing sounds. This free and open source utility is written in Vala.

Text editors remain a controversial area. Here are our recommended Vim-like text editors. They are all released under an open source license.

This article highlights useful tools to view your fonts. We only feature free and open source software in this article.

Apple TextEdit is a free and open source basic word processor and text editor. We recommend the best alternatives.

Making file backups is an essential activity for all users, yet many users do not take adequate steps to protect their data.