Do you remember Telegram? The cross-platform instant messaging that features self-destructing messages, VoIP, and Gifs? It has desktop apps for the 3 most popular platforms but

devRantron is a free, open-source, and cross-platform (unofficial) desktop client for the famous Dev Rant Android and iOS social media application for programmers, developers, and

CodeBlocks is a free and open-source IDE for C, C++ and FORTRAN development. It features a consistent User Interface across all desktop platforms with a class

We have written on a couple of note-taking apps for developers before and one such app is Boostnote. Today, we have another note-taking app that

Today, we introduce to you a new project that is described in its GitHub page as an implementation of a 21st-century to-do list app. And who

It’s not that there aren’t already a lot of time tracker apps but my conscience wouldn’t let me sleep if I didn’t tell you about NATTT.

It wasn’t too long ago that we wrote about an IDE that was developed by adding support for advanced debugging and development functions to Atom

The first time I knew anything about cleaning my PC Windows was the only OS I had used and was the only one I knew

YakYak is a free and open source (unofficial) cross-platform desktop client for Google’s Hangouts instant messaging app and it comes right out of the box with

Lucidor is a cross-platform ebook reader and manager with support for catalogs in the OPDS format and the EPUB file format. As a XULRunner application,

Write is a word processor app with which you can write like you would on a paper with a pen using a stylus. It was

Geary is an open source email client developed for reading, finding, and sending emails on the GNOME 3 desktop. With one of its main features