yt-dlp 2025.11.12: YouTube downloads on Linux now with Deno
The new yt-dlp release needs an external JavaScript engine like Deno to reliably extract YouTube videos. The reason is tighter technical measures on Google’s side.
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Yet Another Radio: Simple Internet Radio Right in the GNOME Shell
Easy radio listening in the GNOME Shell: Yet Another Radio lets you play your favorite stations without a separate app, with favorites, your own station list, and quick search via the Radio…
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Chainlane: Bike navigation with Brouter on your smartphone
Brouter is considered an insider tip for cyclists who want to plan their routes independently of commercial services. With Chainlane, the tool is now coming to Android – handy when you’re out…
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Setting up a WireGuard VPN between a Fritzbox and Linux
A new Fritzbox brings official WireGuard support for the first time. That makes VPN access to your home network under Linux especially straightforward. Modern distributions usually ship the necessary tools out of…
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Tempo and Android Auto: How to Use Navidrome for Your Music Library in the Car
Listen to music on the road without Spotify & Co: with the free music server Navidrome and the Tempo app, you can take your own collection into the car, even via Android…
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Gramophone: A modern Material 3 music player for Android
Do you prefer keeping your music stored locally instead of streaming it? Then Gramophone is worth a look. This lean music player for Android is open source and uses the current Material…
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TopHat and Statistig: System Monitoring for the GNOME Panel
Two handy GNOME extensions for keeping an eye on your system: TopHat puts comprehensive info right in the panel, while Statistig stays minimalist. If you want more, grab Mission Center.
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Mission Center 1.0: The GNOME System Monitor Pulls Out All the Stops
With version 1.0, Mission Center delivers a powerful and good-looking monitoring tool for GNOME. New on board: SMART analysis, GPU support for Raspberry Pi, a dark mode switch, and per-process network statistics.
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Libadwaita accent colors in GNOME 47+: a unified look for GTK apps like Firefox and GIMP
A consistent GTK look on GNOME 47: with the new adw-gtk3 Colorizer extension, older GTK3 apps like Firefox and GIMP now automatically follow the modern Libadwaita accent colors.
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Space Cadet Pinball: Old Software, New Shine on Linux
Space Cadet Pinball once shipped with every Windows machine – today the pinball game is hard to find. Thanks to open-source projects, the cult classic is easy to install on Linux, for…
