Linux (not only) tools and apps
In this article, I will look at different Linux apps that I have used. Some of them are also available for other operating systems.
1. Joplin
Link | https://joplinapp.org/ |
The first very useful app is Joplin. Joplin is an open-source app for notes. It is available on every operating system, including mobile. It can be synchronized with Dropbox.
1. Peek
Link | https://github.com/phw/peek |
Peek is a very small and simple screen recorder. It records videos and creates GIFs. It is open-source and saves all recordings locally.
1. Flameshot
Link | https://flameshot.org/ |
Flameshot is also an open-source app. It allows you to create and modify screenshots quickly and easily. You can simply add text, arrows, and many other elements.
1. DBeaver
Link | https://dbeaver.io/ |
DBeaver is a very cool database client. For me, the best feature of this tool is the ability to use multiple tabs for checking database data.
1. Gimp
Link | https://www.gimp.org/ |
During discussions about open-source tools, I cannot forget about GIMP. GIMP is an image editor. I do not use it very often, but it is very useful for editing images.
1. Remmina
Link | https://remmina.org/ |
Remmina is an open-source remote desktop client.
1. Color picker
Link | https://github.com/keshavbhatt/ColorPicker |
Color Picker is an app where we can check any color from our desktop or just choose it from the color pallet.