Maxthon Releases Its First Browser For Linux

Maxthon has launched its first cloud browser for Linux. The release is partly in response to requests from Maxthon’s users, but also because the open-source operating system has become speedier, says Karl Mattson, the company’s vice president.

“If people haven’t taken a look at Linux for a while, they should take a second look because it’s a great product. The chorus of people emailing us asking for Linux has gotten a lot louder,” says Mattson.

Movie Players for Linux

Multi-Platform youtube-dl GUI: YouTube dlG [Updated]

TLP 0.5 Released, Install It In Ubuntu [Tool That Helps Save Battery Power]

Non-Linear Video Editor Pitivi Reaches Version 0.93 Beta

Pitivi, a free and open source video editor for the Linux platform based on the GStreamer multimedia framework, is now at version 0.93 Beta and it's available for download.

LeddarTech Launch Leddar Software Development Kit for Linux

Rocket Software Launches D3 Linux 9.2

Bitwig Studio on Linux: Can one top-tier app change the game?

Because Bitwig is an application that’s sure to attract a lot of musicians, who have a disproportional influence extending far beyond the musical community, it’s news. If Bitwig leads musicians to try Linux, they’ll lead others, and that can’t be a bad thing for everybody’s favorite free OS. Now if only the plug-in vendors see it that way. Only time will tell, but there’s something in the air.