Timezones compares local times on a shared timeline, flags daylight saving changes and lets you copy times or export calendar events.
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Timezones compares local times on a shared timeline, flags daylight saving changes and lets you copy times or export calendar events.
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Linux’s biggest obstacle may be its own community. Why blaming users, defending broken features and dismissing criticism drives people away.
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Comparing fooyin compilation performance on three Linux mini PCs featuring Intel Core Ultra 7, Core Ultra X7 358H and AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 470.
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BM revisited with gapless playback, improved directory browsing, faster searching, automatic library refreshes, and enhanced layouts.
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Minisforum M2 Pro running Linux: system power consumption at idle, under everyday desktop workloads and sustained CPU load.
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Manage Linux default applications, MIME types and file associations with free and open source graphical, terminal and command-line tools.
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Distro hopping can be an enjoyable Linux hobby, but does it improve productivity or just postpone the work you actually need to finish?
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Minisforum M2 Pro Linux benchmarks compare CPU, Arc B390 graphics, memory and SSD performance against Intel and AMD mini PCs.
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ShimeLinux brings animated Shimeji pets to the Linux desktop, with custom characters, playful behaviour and KDE Plasma window interaction.
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Thief benchmarks on the BOSGAME VTA-439 with Radeon 890M graphics, comparing 1080p gaming performance on CachyOS and Windows 11.
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Minisforum M2 Pro mini PC running Linux. I examine its Intel Panther Lake processor, Arc B390 graphics, design, connectivity and features.
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October 2026 updates to the largest compilation of recommended free and open source software available for Linux.
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Explore the best free and open source Ruby code formatters for consistent, readable source code with less manual formatting.
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Linux deserves more than your oldest PC. Why promoting it mainly as a way to rescue ageing hardware undersells its desktop potential.
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Total War: WARHAMMER III benchmarked at 1080p on the BOSGAME VTA-439’s Radeon 890M, comparing CachyOS, Windows 11 and RTX 3060 Ti.
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Linux has plenty of new apps, but too many repeat the same work. Should developers spend more time improving existing software?
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BOSGAME VTA-439 runs World War Z on CachyOS with Radeon 890M benchmarks at 1080p, plus Windows 11 and RTX 3060 Ti comparisons.
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Waypipe forwards remote Wayland applications over SSH, with compression and GPU buffer support. A hands-on CachyOS review.
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GNOME offers an elegant Linux desktop, but does its restrictive approach to customisation leave users too dependent on extensions?
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I test Lemonade Server on the BOSGAME VTA-439 under Linux, comparing CPU, ROCm, Vulkan and XDNA 2 NPU performance for local AI.
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Discover 100 outstanding free and open source Linux GUI applications for productivity, creativity, multimedia, development, and more.
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AI companies profit from open-source code. They should give more back through funding, transparency and support for maintainers.
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BOSGAME VTA-439 runs Deus Ex: Mankind Divided on CachyOS. See Radeon 890M 1080p benchmarks and comparisons with Windows 11.
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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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Pointblank checks tabular data quality with chainable validation rules, clear reports, configurable thresholds and automated workflows.
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APIFlask is a Flask-based web API microframework with request validation, response serialization, OpenAPI documentation and authentication.
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libSQL is a SQLite fork with embedded database replicas, remote database access, SQLite compatibility and additional SQL features.
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QuPath is a digital pathology and bioimage analysis tool for whole-slide images, tissue annotation, cell detection and classification.
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Here are the finest distraction-free applications to help you focus on writing without interruption.
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Muffin is an asynchronous ASGI web microframework with flexible routing, multiple response formats, middleware and a plugin ecosystem.
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stig is a terminal and command-line client for Transmission with advanced torrent filters, multiple tabs, commands and custom keybindings.
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tremc is a terminal client for Transmission with torrent filters, peer and tracker views, bandwidth controls and keyboard-driven management.
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This roundup focuses on memory tools that help with forensics. Only free and open source software is eligible for inclusion here.
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UnQLite combines embedded key-value storage with document operations through Jx9, transactional updates, and a portable database file.
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OpenClinic GA is a hospital information system with electronic medical records, clinical scheduling, laboratory workflows and billing.
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Griddle is a nonogram puzzle game where numeric clues reveal hidden pictures, with mouse and touch controls and completed-line feedback.
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Raneto is a self-hosted Markdown knowledge base with browser editing, full-text search, custom themes and protected documentation updates.
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A documentation generator is a programming tool that generates documentation intended for programmers and end users.
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PGlite runs an embedded PostgreSQL database in WebAssembly with browser persistence, SQL queries, extensions and reactive bindings.
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Frictionless provides tools to describe, extract, validate and transform tabular data with reusable schemas and detailed reports.
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Lakasir is a web-based point-of-sale system with sales, inventory, purchasing, vouchers, barcode support, accounting and reporting.
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A status page system is software that lets you communicate incidents, schedule maintenances and downtimes with your customers.
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