Apps with 'Linux' feature Page 24 of 29

An atomic, image-based Linux distro, with your package manager intact. Transactional image updates. Immutable base. Instant rollback. Install anything natively.

Kupfer is an Arch Linux ARM derived distribution designed to support the Linux mobile effort. It is to Arch Linux what postmarketOS is to Alpine, or Mobian is to Debian.

Linux cat command but multicoloured 🐱🌈.

A Wayland compositor.

Linkquisition is a fast, configurable browser-picker for Linux desktop written in Go.

A simple Linux note taking application for your system tray that supports markdown.

View and install fonts on a Linux system.

QMail MTA.

Self-hosted network monitoring for MSPs, IT teams and homelabs. SNMP, services, websites, alerts, diagnostics. Free for 100 devices.

Jobber is a utility for Unix-like systems that can run arbitrary commands, or “jobs”, according to a schedule. It is meant to be a better alternative to the classic Unix utility cron.

Fetch Apply is a simple system configuration and management framework built by Priveasy and designed for transparency. Fetch Apply has many, wonderful advantages and features... here are just a few:

Splitwave is a node-based audio router for macOS, Linux, and Windows. Wire microphones, system audio, per-app capture, and WAV files into a visual graph, run them through a chain of effects — EQ, compression, reverb, limiting, and more, plus your own CLAP, VST3 and AU plugins —...

PracticeLinux is a free, browser-based platform for learning Linux through hands-on CTF (Capture The Flag) style challenges. Instead of reading theory, you practice real Linux commands directly in a terminal that runs inside your browser, with no installation or setup required.

A fast, GPU-accelerated disk-usage treemap for Linux. It maps your whole filesystem as nested rectangles sized to what they actually consume, so the space hogs jump out instantly. Then right-click anything for a plain-English “safe to delete?

RTBkit is an open-source software package that allows you to create and deploy a Real Time Bidder for display advertising.

Murex is a shell, like bash / zsh / fish / etc however Murex supports an enhanced UX and support for additional type information in pipelines, which can be used for complex data formats like JSON or tables.

Usually scrolling and searching mans on the terminal is less confortable than doing so online.

Self-hosted security dashboard for a single Linux server: firewall, intrusion prevention, malware scans, hardening audit and daily reports in one panel.

Hostzop delivers top-tier hosting solutions. From dedicated servers offering unparalleled performance to flexible VPS servers, we cater to diverse needs. Our cutting-edge data center ensures reliability and security.

COMA Media Server is a self-hosted media platform for streaming your own movies, TV shows, music, and libraries across your devices.

A Real-time, Cross Platform, Firewall Management System. Check your firewall logs for any computer in the network, and set-up rules, in "real-time".

Glyphcoder is an optical character recognition (OCR) tool for intelligently extracting text from images. It automatically groups lines and paragraphs, detects bold, italics, and uppercase letters, and allows for manual text formatting to achieve an exact copy.

Download videos and audio from any site. Yeah just that. I don't like ads and trackers.

Linux lacks a good key remapping solution. In order to achieve satisfactory results a medley of tools need to be employed (e.g xcape, xmodmap) with the end result often being tethered to a specified environment (X11).

Open-source IP PBX & unified communications: Asterisk 22 web portal, WebRTC softphone, chat, fax, call center, Android & iOS apps.