Here you can discover the latest Linux apps, software and system utilities to use on Ubuntu, Linux Mint, and related distributions, from office suites and music players to dev tools and CLI scripts for getting things done.
Looking for a simple tool that lets you record a section of your screen and export it as a GIF? Take a peek at Peek, an app that can do exactly that.
A new version of open-source video editor OpenShot 2.1 has been released. We show you what's new and how you can install it on Ubuntu using a PPA.
Chatty is a desktop twitch chat app written in Java — but is it any good? After a number of OMG! Ubuntu! readers recommended it, I took it for a whirl.
Like the Spotify Web player but miss desktop integration? Spotiweb is an electron-app that integrates the Spotify web player with the Unity desktop.
The first stable release of KDE Connect is available for download. The tool lets you see Android notifications on your Linux desktop, among other features.
For a slice of something this weekend you might want to check out the latest update to GNOME Pie, the circular app launcher for Linux desktops.
This indicator applet lets you switch between different sets of pinned apps on the Unity launcher with a quick click. Ideal for those with cluttered Ubuntu desktops.
Own a flashy Razer keyboard or mouse and want to make it play nice on Linux? This new open-source app can help.
Sam, our backend web hamster, makes occasional use of a portrait monitor. He says it makes reading long terminal sessions easier. I say it makes him weird. I digress; I know he’s not the only person who uses a […]
A new version of Kdenlive is now available to download — but what's new? We take a look.
A new version of Rhythmbox, the oft-overlooked desktop music app preinstalled on Ubuntu, is now available to download.
A pair of nifty indicator applets for Linux desktops that let you know when your favourite Twitch channels are broadcasting live!