Awesome Linux Audio is a curated list of software and resources for professional audio, video and live events production on Linux. It is maintained by user nodiscc on GitLab, was created on June 2, 2018, and is published under a Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike 3.0 Unported license. The project includes contribution guidelines for the list.
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DistroWatch's Page Hit Ranking page reports the average daily visits to each distribution's page on the site. It counts one hit per IP address per day and describes the figures as a light-hearted measure of interest that does not reflect usage, quality, or market share.
FreeRDP is a free implementation of the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), released under the Apache license. The project publishes releases, including regression, bugfix and security releases, and maintains a blog, GitHub, wiki, mailing list and support channels.
gedit is a general-purpose text editor, easy to learn and comfortable to use. Its development started in 1998 with integration with the GNOME desktop environment. It can be used for simple notes and documents or with advanced features useful for software development. It is released under Free/Libre Open Source software licenses.
Drawing is a simple image editor for Linux inspired by Microsoft Paint and aimed at the GNOME desktop. It is described as a free basic raster image editor supporting PNG, JPEG and BMP files, and it works on GNU-Linux systems regardless of desktop environment. The project page states it is also available through Flatpak and native distribution packages.
OpenCode is an open source AI coding agent available as a terminal-based interface, desktop app, or IDE extension. It supports multiple LLM providers and local models, and does not store code or context data. Enterprise options include centralized configuration, SSO integration, and an internal AI gateway.
Devuan is a fork of Debian without systemd that uses sysvinit by default. Its Init Freedom page describes restoring a PID1 approach that respects portability, diversity and freedom of choice, and lists alternate init systems and distributions using them. openrc has been available since ASCII and runit since Beowulf; sinit, s6 and shepherd are considered for inclusion.
