Software for Linux
Zoom
Zoom is a commercial video and web conferencing software that can be used for webinars or team collaboration and communication. The software is developed by the Chinese and American company Zoom Video Communications, Inc. Zoom provides a cloud platform that is used and loved by many enterprises and fortune 500 companies, due to the easy-of-use and infrastructure-less nature of the platform.
Cockpit Project
The Cockpit Project makes your Linux server more discoverable by providing an easy-to-use, integrated, and open web-based interface. With Cockpit you can view your server in a modern web browser and perform system tasks with mouse inputs, instead of using the terminal. Cockpit also makes it easy to start containers, administer storage, configure networks, and inspect logs.
Nelua
Nelua is a minimal, simple, efficient, statically typed, compiled, metaprogrammable, safe, and extensible systems programming language. Nelua is designed for developer looking to build performance sensitive applications like game engines and real-time services. The languge syntax and semantics share many similarities with the popular programming language lua, while utilizing optional garbage collection. Nelua also uses ahead-of-time compilation to generate optimized native binaries.
Litestream
With Litestream you can stop building slow, complex, fragile software systems and use SQLite instead. Litestream continuously stream SQLite changes to S3-compatible storage. Allowing developers to build SQLite-powred application that can quickly recover to the point of failure if your server goes down. The Litestream command line also provides several subcommands to help you manage replication & recovery of your databases. This reference provides details about the options available and different modes of operation.
KiCad
KiCad is a free and open-source, cross-platform software suite for electronic design automation. With KiCad it's easy to make professional PCB layouts with up to 32 copper layers. The schematic editor provided by KiCad allows you to create your own design without limits and then inspect and view your work in the 3D viewer through an interactive canvas.
Utopia
Utopia is a free and open P2P Ecosystem with a feature-rich platform that is specifically designed to protect privacy of communication, confidentiality, and security of personal data. On Utopia's decentralized network, all data is distributed and secured by the networks participants. No central server is involved to facilitate data transmission and data storage.
GNOME Web
GNOME Web or codename: Epiphany is a free and open-source web browser based on the WebKit rendering engine. The web browser is developed openly by the GNOME Project and the community for all Unix-like systems. GNOME Web is the official web browser of the Linux desktop environment GNOME.
IDLE
IDLE is the default IDE which come installed with the programming language Python. The editor provides syntax highlighting, search features, class browsers, and runs Python scripts in a separate, protected process. IDLE was designed to be intuetive and simple to use, so that it can be a useful tool for people learning Python for the first time.