Category: GNU/Linux

Want to run a local AI but not sure which model really fits your hardware? llmfit reads out your specs, scores thousands of options, and estimates speed and VRAM requirements. This open-source…

tfm brings a sidebar, tabs, dual-pane view and mouse support to the terminal – a file manager for everyone who prefers to work there anyway. It still has a few small beta…

All my mount script was supposed to do was one thing: mount the Samba share when I’m at home. In the end it broke shutdown, resume and standby for me, and taught…

Rutile is a new terminal emulator for GNOME that brings Tilix’s proven way of working to GTK4, libadwaita, and Rust. The project is still in an early stage of development, but it…

A blue frame around Spotify on GNOME ruins the look, even though everything still works as it should. On Arch Linux, the fix is easy: either go through Flatpak or use a…

Plattenalbum and Euphonica are two current GTK4 clients for MPD that show how music management and playback can work on the GNOME desktop. The focus is on layout, features, and how they…

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…

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…

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.

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…