Snaps by Josef Sejrek

Linux kernel version checker for the system tray

1.3.2

Shows CPU, GPU, temperature, network speed, memory and swap in the system tray with colored text and mini CPU core bars.

1.14

An equalizer for everything your computer plays, with a live spectrum

1.0.2

See what hardware is in your Linux computer

1.2

Per-core CPU monitor for the Linux desktop

1.16

Find duplicate files and rename many files by your rules

1.0.0

Measure how fast a drive writes and reads

1.0.0

Cut, clean up and polish audio files

1.0.0

A limiter for the whole system: louder, never over the top

1.0.0

Live effects for everything your computer plays — reverb, echo, pitch and more

1.0.1

Tube warmth and a studio compressor for everything your computer plays

1.0.1

Fly into deep moon caves and bring stranded astronauts back home

1.0.1

Plays recordings from a folder, at random or in order, at the times you choose

1.0.0

Cut video and edit images - resize, crop, adjust, export

1.0.0

A pixel-art party RPG - three heroes, a branching map, and the boss on top

1.0.0

A hundred chess levels against the AI, beginner to club player

1.0.1

A bubble shooter with a hundred levels and an endless arcade

1.0.0

Jigsaw puzzles from forty photographs, in six sizes

1.1.0

Build a farm from an empty patch of land

1.0.8

Sort the marbles by colour — a hundred puzzles on a sunny beach

1.1.0

Slide stones together until the board is clear

1.0.1

Mahjong solitaire — 100 levels, ten tables, every board can be cleared

1.1.0

Sudoku on notebook paper — 100 levels from 4x4 to 25x25

1.4.0

Free up disk space and see what is installed

1.0.1

Reclaim the disk space your development tools left behind

1.1.0

See every detail of your processor, graphics, memory and drives

1.0

Free up disk space and see what is installed

1.0.1

Two-pane file manager built around the copy

1.0.5

Reclaim the disk space your development tools left behind

1.1.0

See where your disk space went — as a colourful treemap

1.0.6