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SnapCraft is the Snap Store, an app store for Linux. It lets users browse and search thousands of snaps by category, from desktop apps to server and IoT software. The page lists featured, recently updated, most popular, top rated and trending snaps.
Flatpak is a project for distributing standalone Linux applications. It provides runtimes of common libraries and build tools, with the claim that apps remain compatible with new versions of Linux distributions. Apps can be installed from Flathub, and the project is described as an independent community.
Fossies is a curated repository of selected free and open source software focused mainly on Internet, engineering and science. It lets users view archive contents and browse individual member files, and provides doxygen-generated source code documentation for most packages. It also offers package meta information and license file overviews.
KDE Applications is a Linux, macOS, BSD, or Unix resource for tools, documentation, communities, or system workflows.
Kapital Sin is a Linux, macOS, BSD, or Unix resource for tools, documentation, communities, or system workflows.
ThriftMac is a curated directory of free Mac apps, listing hundreds of applications without trials, ads, betas, or limitations. Software is organized into dozens of categories covering areas such as audio, automation, backup, graphics, photo editing, and text tools. The site also features a blog highlighting selected apps.
