Linux desktop frustrations persist, from missing apps to gaming restrictions. Five problems we should stop dismissing or excusing.
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Linux desktop frustrations persist, from missing apps to gaming restrictions. Five problems we should stop dismissing or excusing.
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The Callisto Protocol tested on the BOSGAME VTA-439 under CachyOS, with Radeon 890M benchmarks and comparisons with Windows 11.
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My Defuse review explores this Linux background removal app on CachyOS, covering installation, local processing and ease of use.
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ONLYOFFICE Docs 10.0 adds context-aware AI tools, improved PDF editing, modular apps, security fixes and updated Linux desktop editors.
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Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands on the BOSGAME VTA-439 under CachyOS, testing Radeon 890M performance at 1080p across five quality presets.
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Discover what’s changing and share your feedback.
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Linux can be easy to use, yet newcomers are still expected to master terminal commands. Is the desktop held back by its own community?
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September 2026 updates to the largest compilation of recommended free and open source software available for Linux.
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We explain why AI-heavy open source projects rarely feature on LinuxLinks and the standards software must meet before we recommend it.
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FET is a timetable generator for schools and universities with flexible scheduling constraints, room allocation and automated planning.
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This article identifies flexible and useful diary tools for the Linux desktop. Free and open source software only.
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Emacs Kick is a starter configuration for Vim and Neovim users, combining familiar modal editing with modern Emacs development tools.
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This article picks some useful tools to help you fix C and C++ code.
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MyDumper provides parallel logical backup and restore tools for MySQL-compatible databases, with chunking, compression and streaming.
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DNS is one of these things many take for granted that is critical to using the internet. Without DNS, the internet breaks.
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jdPermissionStoreEdit gives developers direct access to view and edit the permission store, helping diagnose portal and permission issues.
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WsgiDAV is a Python WebDAV server with WSGI integration, configurable authentication, shared folders, locking and custom resource providers.
Read moreTachyon is a lightweight self-hosted webmail client with IMAP, SMTP, Sieve, CardDAV, CalDAV, encryption support and Nextcloud integration.
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NANO Emacs provides a clean, consistent Emacs interface with modular themes, faces, layout, modeline, defaults and session configuration.
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SpectrumOS is an Arch Linux-based distribution with a Hyprland desktop, dynamic wallpaper colours, integrated widgets and gaming tools.
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Security is paramount. Security involves defence in depth. Approaching security one step at a time, with consistency and rigour, you can mitigate threats, and keep intruders at bay.
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MySQLTuner reviews MySQL, MariaDB and Percona Server configuration and status data, then produces practical tuning and health advice.
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M-EMACS is an extensive Emacs configuration for programming and daily work, combining package management, LSP, Org, terminals and more.
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FilzaOS is an experimental Ubuntu-based live distribution with a customised GNOME desktop, purple themes and terminal utilities.
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Haskell code quality tools include formatters, static analysers, dead-code detection and refinement type checking for safer development.
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Flatpak External Data Checker finds stale or broken external sources in manifests and can suggest updated versions automatically.
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Bible software helps to make religious studies more effective, more organised, and more rewarding.
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