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Revisited: termusic – terminal-based music player

termusic has added gapless playback and podcast support. Here’s our verdict on this terminal-based music player.

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

January 2023 updates to the largest compilation of recommended free and open source software available for Linux.

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.

Aqualung is billed as an advanced music player that plays audio CDs, internet radio streams and podcasts as well as soundfiles. Here’s our review.

We feature our recommended graphical email clients. They are all free and open source goodness.

pyjokes is a terminal based program that tells one line jokes for programmers.

Mailing list software enables users to manage electronic mail discussion and e-newsletter lists. We recommend the best FOSS mailing list tools.

WTF (also known as ‘wtfutil’) is billed as “the personal information dashboard for your terminal”.

Here are our recommended console email clients. All free and open source goodness.

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.

PQMusic is billed as a minimalistic and easy to use open source audio player written in Python. Let’s see how it fares.

MotionBuilder is 3D character animation software. We recommend the best free and open source alternatives.

Accountancy is the measurement, processing, and communication of financial and non financial information about economic entities.

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