With Newelle, you get the power of generative AI right on your Linux desktop—no cloud required (unless you want it). Switch language models on the fly, all on your terms.
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Jack Wallen is an award-winning writer for TechRepublic, ZDNET, The New Stack, and Linux New Media. He's covered a variety of topics for over twenty years and is an avid promoter of open source. Jack is also a novelist with over 50 published works of fiction. For more news about Jack Wallen, visit his website.
Kanri is a fast, open source Kanban app for Linux that keeps your projects on your desktop. Learn how to install it and start managing tasks locally in minutes.
Proton Authenticator is an open source, privacy-focused authenticator app that lets you securely sync and manage 2FA codes across all your devices—without ads, tracking, or lock-in.
If you're not using one of the many Linux distro's that comes with Flatpak management already built in, Warehouse is here to help.
The FOSS Force Linux App of the Week — Stacer Want complete control over your Linux system—without the command line? Discover how Stacer can clean,…
Super Productivity isn’t just another checkbox in your workflow—it’s the upgrade your projects have been waiting for.
It’s not magic—it just feels like it. Meet Albert, your desktop superpower.
Darktable brings advanced, nondestructive photo editing and management to Linux—no subscription or proprietary software required.
This minor point release of KDE Plasma 6.4 packs enough new features to make it worth your attention.
In this explainer, Jack Wallen will not only explain Ollama, he'll walk you through getting it running on your Linux box.