Cherry Studio wraps Ollama and other backends in a polished desktop client, so your AI tools feel like part of Linux instead of an afterthought.
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So you think Word’s DOCX format is fine because it carries an ISO standard label? Think again. LibreOffice co‑founder Italo Vignoli explains why Microsoft’s OOXML has never been, and likely never will be, a true standard.
Follow this walkthrough to set up Censor from Flathub and use it to remove sensitive information from your PDFs.
Lotti is an open‑source journal and life manager that aims to integrate tasks, notes, and local AI without relying on the cloud.
Moving away from VirtualBox doesn’t have to be complicated. Jack Wallen walks you through installing virt‑manager and spinning up your first VM with KVM.
According to our writer, three small, easy-to-miss plugins were all it took for Joplin to live up to its Evernote-killer reputation.
If you rely heavily on note-taking apps and want to switch from a proprietary to an open-source solution, this app might be what you're looking for.
After looking at the new Calibre 8.16 which puts AI on the playing field, our writer wonders if that's a good idea.
This week’s App of the Week takes a fresh look at VLC 3.0.22, from dark mode on Plasma and Cosmic to niche perks like proper playback of classic Doom and Hexen music files.
Mission-Center offers a single interface for tracking resource usage and managing processes and services, making routine system checks easier from the desktop.