Geotagging is a free open source Photography Geotagging software for Windows and Linux. Using this app you can synchronize your photos with gps track log (*.gpx) and also adjust GPS coordinates and store them directly into EXIF. You can use this app to get the geographical information stored in JPEG images. It is released under GNU General Public License v3.0.
Hugin is a free and open source panoramic imaging toolchain for Windows, MacOS and Linux. It is based on Panorama Tools. Using Hugin you can make great panorama or photomosaic photos by assemble a mosaic of photographs into a complete panorama. You can also correct your image exposure, vignetting and white balance, HDR, exposure fused or focus stacked and more. It is released under GPL-2.0-or-later license.
SpeedCrunch is a free and open source high precision scientific calculator for Windows, MacOS and Linux. It comes with keyboard driven user interface. You will get results as you type and some other features are view previous inputs as history, customizable syntax highlighting, auto-completion, 80 built-in mathematical functions, define your own functions, variables, built-in formula book, 150 built-in scientific constants and more.
Laidout is free and open source desktop publishing software for Linux and MacOS. it is released under GNU General Public License v3.0. Using this you can arrange pages into various impositions, such as a booklet, or even a dodecahedron and fill pages with images, gradients, mesh transformed images, fill objects, and text. Currently it supports linear, radial, and mesh gradient types. You can export your pages to Svg, Scribus and Pdf. You can download and install Laidout from below link.
Annotator is a free and open source image Annotator application for Linux. It is specially designed for elementary OS but you can any other desktop. It is released under GNU General Public License v3.0 and written in Vala. Just load the image in Annotator add shapes, stickers, text, drawings, and other callouts to highlight image . It also comes with magnifiers to enhance image, Blur the image to obfuscate data. You can also do image crop, resize and add borders in your image and save it in JPEG, PNG, TIFF, BMP, PDF and SVG file formats.
KGX or King’s Cross is a free and open source terminal emulator for Linux. It is a simple terminal for average and casual cli user. It will work well on GNOME and Phosh systems. You can host multiple sessions per window with nifty tabs, ctrl click the links using mouse to open it, Files Nautilus extension integration support and it comes with keyboard shortcuts and filter support. It is released under GNU General Public License v3.
Gittyup is a free and open source graphical Git client for Linux. Using Gittyup, you can understand and manage your source code version and history easily. It is released under MIT License. It comes with staging of single lines, double tree view for staged and un-staged changes, ignore all files defined by a pattern support, tag viewer and commit message template support. You can easily clone, initialize repositories and add Github, Bitbucket, beanstalk and Gitlab account.
osu! is a free and open source free to win rhythm game for Windows, MacOS, Linux, Android and iOS. You can play this game using mouse, keyboards and touch screens. It comes with different play styles and released under MIT License. The basic game play comes with adaptability and reaction to stimuli, understanding of the song’s beat, Timing of hits on the object, ability to spin the mouse on spinners, physical stamina and mental fortitude, proper positioning and hand-eye coordination.
Syncthing GTK is a free and open source GUI for Syncthing continuous file synchronization service for Windows and Linux. It is written in python and released under GNU General Public License v2.0. You can add, edit and delete nodes and repositories, daemon setting and more. And easily configure it via first run wizard setup. It comes with Desktop notifications and Nautilus, Files, Nemo, Caja file manager integration.
Sticky is a free and open source note taking application for Linux from Linux Mint team. You can stick the notes in your desktop. It offers old traditional sticky note on your working desk look. It is written in python. It comes with some basic text formatting features like bold, italics, Fixed Width, Underline, Strike through, Highlight, Header, toggle Checklist and Bullets and some other features are spell-checking, tray icon support, automatic backups, organizer. You can set the note color in Blue, Green, Magenta, Orange, Purple, Red, Teal, and Yellow.
