Pingus is a free and open source 2d side scrolling puzzle game for Linux, Windows and MacOS. In this game you need to guide large groups of penguins through various obstacles and dangers to safety. It is old classic gold Lemmings like puzzle game and heavily inspired by it. It is released under the GNU GPL license. It comes with more than 77 playable levels and you can also build your own levels using the build-in level editor.
Hydrogen is a free and open source advanced drum machine for Windows, Linux and MacOS. Using this you can do professional pattern based drum programming. It comes with stereo audio engine, with import of sound samples in wav, au and aiff formats. You can also use compressed FLAC file samples. It is released under GNU General Public License v2.0.
Guitarix is a free and open source virtual guitar amplifier for Linux, BSD and for MacOSX. It is working on Jack Audio Connection Kit. The working principle is simple, it takes the input signal from guitar and processed by a main amp and a rack-section and routed separately. This then deliver a final stereo signal via Jack. It comes with more than 25 build-in modules to add effects. You can enhance the features by adding LADSPA and LV2 plugins in Guitarix
CherryTree is a free and open source note taking software for Linux, Windows and MacOS. It comes with rich text editing and syntax highlighting for many programming languages embed files and images, tables and codeboxes support, spell check, hyperlinks support, Anchors and lists support, password protection, find and replace, TOC generator Export to PDF, HTML and Plain Text and import from several other note taking apps. All data are stored in single xml or sqlite file. You can easily organized all files in CherryTree. It is released under GPLv3+ license.
Sometimes after Ubuntu update or after the installation and uninstallation of some packages, you are not able to find the Setting options (Gnome control center) in your Ubuntu OS. To fix this settings app missing problem just follow the below steps.
Vizex is a free and open source disk space and disk usage command-line visualization software for Linux. It is written in Python and released under MIT License. It supports all your partitions and media on your computer. You can customize the text, graph and header colors. You can exclude the partitions, also save the partitions details in csv or in json file and view your laptop complete battery details.
Quiet Audio Fade or Quiet AF is a free and open source system tray application for Linux and Windows which slowly decreases your computer system volume bit by bit over time and letting you find the quietest working volume level for you. It is really a nice concept and it maybe save our hearing. If you increase your computer volume then the app disable itself and fix your volume at the correct level. It is written in Go and released under GNU General Public License v3.0.
Wike is a free and open source Wikipedia desktop reader for Linux. It is written in python and released under GNU General Public License v3.0. Using Wike you can access all the Wikipedia content in a native desktop application.In this desktop reader you can bookmark your favorite articles and it supports multiple languages. It also comes with build-in search feature, viewed article history, search text in articles, navigate by article table of contents, copy Wikipedia url to clipboard, open Wikipedia article in external browser and change article font size.
Srain is a free and open source IRC client software for Linux, Windows, macOS and BSD. It comes with RFC 1459 and 2812 compatible with Partial IRCv3 support. Here you can forward message in one click, view URL preview and commands support to do anything. Some other features are connection panel, interactive channel search, Desktop notification support and build-in Regex based message render and filter mechanisms. You can extend its features via the IPC based plugin system and bridge/relay bot support.
Myxer is a free and open source volume mixer for pulse Audio and for Linux system. It is written in Rust and released under GNU General Public License v3.0. Using Myxer you can manage your devices, streams, and card profiles. It also support configuration of PulseAudio panel plugins to open Myxer. It also comes with options to show individual audio channels in you system. It is a simple and lightweight Volume Mixer for Linux.
