Open Source Software for Linux

Ansible Ansible

Ansible is an open-source software provisioning, configuration management, and application-deployment tool. With Ansible you can streamline your deployment process, allowing you to roll out enterprise scale applications with the bush of a button or a command via the terminal. Ansible itself is written in Python and has a minimal learning curve, allowing you to build simple setup procedures that can manage all of your CI/CD needs.

Flyway Flyway

Flyway provides open source, enterpise-grade version control for your database. By allowing your application to have a robust schema evulotion across all your environments, you can restasured that your applications are built safer and faster. With Flyway you can manage your database with plain old SQL and perform migrations for advanced data transformations and handling with LOBs and drop all tables, views, triggers, and more from a schema without dropping the schema itself. Flyway also integraties with cloud database provides and third-party hosting platforms such as Amazon RDS, Microsoft SQL Azure, Google Cloud SQL, Heroku, and more.

Akira UX Akira UX

Akira UX is a free an open-source graphic design software built with Vala and GTK. The application offers a fast approach to UI and UX Design, mainly targeting web designers and graphic designers. Akira UX is available for all major Linux distributions, and through the elementary OS AppCenter.

PureOS PureOS

PureOS is a fully audit-able operating system developed and maintained by the privacy-focused Linux device manufacturer Purism. With PureOS you can rest assured that your privacy is taken seriously. The operating system has been independently verifiable by security experts and software developers around the world and is developed and released as a free and open source operating system. Under the hood, PureOS uses the popular GNOME desktop environment which is loved by many in the Linux community for its polish and long standing project commitment.

muCommander muCommander

muCommander is a lightweight, cross-platform file manager with a dual-pane interface. The application runs on any operating system with Java support including macOS, Windows, Linux, BSD and Solaris. Featuring a virtual filesystem with support for local volumes, FTP, SFTP, SMB, NFS, HTTP, Amazon S3, Hadoop HDFS and Bonjour. With muCommander you can quickly copy, move, rename files, create directories, email files and zip files can be modified live without the requirement of re-compressing entire archives. muCommander is released as free and open source software under the GNU General License.

GNOME GNOME

GNOME, also known as GNOME Shell is a graphical user interface for Linux-powered computers. GNOME provides an easy and elegant way to use your computer and is designed from the ground-up to put the user in control and get things done. GNOME is avalible for all major Linux distrobutions and comes as the default of the popular Ubuntu.

Flathub Flathub

Flathub is a application marketplace for open-source applications which can be easily installed on any Linux distribution. With Flathub you can browse applications from your operating systems app center or the command line.

Tor Tor

Tor is free and open-source software and network that enables anonymous communication and browsing. Tor can be used to defend yourself from aggressive tracking, surveillance and censorship and provides a good base for anonymity online. The name Tor is derived from the original project name "The Onion Router".

Thunderbird Thunderbird

A free an open-source email client developed openly by the Mozilla Foundation and the community. Thunderbird is easy to setup and customize and supports POP and IMAP. The email client comes with all features needed to search, filter, write and manage emails, but also have builtin support for live chat between contact and RSS/Atom feed reader.

Flameshot Flameshot

Flameshot is a free and open source screenshot software that is powerful and intuitive. It uses a DBus interface that allows you effectively take screen shots, and make in-app screenshot editions, and also upload images directly to third-party services like Imgur.