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13 Best Free and Open Source Linux Clocks

The clocks featured in this article are more sophisticated than the basic tray clock.

Blaze UI provides structure for building websites quickly with a scalable and maintainable foundation.

Deepin Picker is billed as the simplest color picker.

talking-clock is a highly configurable clock written in bash with soundpack and voice options. It’s written in Bash.

Vrite is a collaborative space to create, manage, and deploy product documentation, technical blogs, and knowledge bases.

Linux is blessed with an abundance of useful utilities. We feature interesting shutdown timers. Open source goodness as you’d expect.

littleutils include duplicate file finders, image optimizers, file rename tools, archive recompressors, a tempfile utility, and others.

kleur bills itself as the fastest Node.js library for formatting terminal text with ANSI colors. It’s written in JavaScript.

When invoked without any arguments, ls lists the files in the current working directory. We recommend some great replacements.

Shutdown Scheduler is a simple cross-platform application that uses system utilities for scheduling shutdown and restart tasks.

The tools featured in this roundup are targeted at a desktop user who wants to monitor resources being used on their machine.

The goal and purpose of DeLinuxCo is to have a workstation experience right from the start. It’s a spin of Manjaro.

Plasma System Monitor provides an interface for monitoring system sensors, process information and other system resources.

picocolors is billed as the tiniest and the fastest library for terminal output formatting with ANSI colors.

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