15 Best Linux Applications that You MUST HAVE!

We will be exploring the top 15 Linux apps of 2019. These apps greatly enhance the functionality of your PC by bringing innovative features to You. Free cloud storage, Android messaging and Whatsapp, Photoshop for Linux, TV, Wireless file sharing and many more features will be discussed in this video.

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[dhananjaynarasimhaiah]

This is one of the best video on linux

[MudkipMan]

TIMESTAMPS (and spoilers)
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15. Rambox (0:15)
14. Kodi (1:10)
13. Stacer (2:22)
12. Calibre (3:11)
11. Timeshift (4:03)
10. GNOME Tweak Tool (5:11)
9. Kdenlive (6:07)
8. Synaptic (7:07)
7. VLC Media Player (8:08)
6. Nitroshare (9:21)
5. Chromium Browser (10:12)
4. GIMP (11:17)
3. MEGA (12:05)
2. Simplenote (12:49)
1. Steam (13:45)

[DMNTNG]

Timestamps:
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00:16 = 15.Rambox
01:11 = 14.Kodi
02:23 = 13.Stacer
03:11 = 12.Calibre
04:04 = 11.Timeshift
05:13 = 10.Gnome Tweak Tool
06:07 = 09.KDENLive
07:08 = 08.Synaptic
08:09 = 07.VLC Media Player
09:21 = 06.Nitroshare
10:13 = 05.Chromium Browser
11:17 = 04.Gimp
12:05 = 03.Mega
12:50 = 02.Simplenote
13:45 = 01.Steam

[kubo]

Love how he installs chromium to avoid spyware then immediately shows himself installing the grammerly plugin which is basically a keylogger

[Yocazeba]

Do more content like this or beginners linux guide something like that, other than comparing one distro with another distro.
Love your linux content :)

[catmandenny]

It is taking me forever to get through this video since I keep stopping to add apps to my system. Thanks for the upload. This is an excellent video.

[BrianThomas]

At first I was like "oh hear we go again. Another list of must have", but I'm taken back. You're choices are pretty decent. Great Job! You just earned a subscribe in my book. Keep up the good work! :-)

[Terrilynnmyron]

Nicely done and good reviews. I have finished building a new computer and have decided to install Linux Mint 19. After being a strong Windows user, version 10 has just sent me over the edge. I used Ubuntu and Mint about 7 or so years ago. Just wasn't there yet. After looking to change the OS, I was very impressed by the current development. I will have this puppy up and running over this weekend with no looking back. Kudos Linux.

[MichaelBrooksDr]

I'd add Inkscape to the list (vector graphics, Linux answer to Adobe Illustrator)

[robertpowell]

Great video and informative as heck for someone like myself getting ready to "dump" windows 10! Keep up the good work!

[gelatus_watches]

Thank you for curating this list. I've been using Linux for years, and I still didn't know about some of these apps!

[Raaampage]

Taking Rambox, Timeshift and Nitroshare =) Thank you, very useful programs.

[ruftus]

The first time I watched this video was when I was entering the Linux world, it was about a year ago. It is awesome to see how good this tips can help to improve the daily workflow. Thanks a lot for this! It is one of the best videos I ever watched, recommended it for a thousand people already. Cheers from Brazil!

[njoroge]

This is an excellent review for linux. To remind you mega 50gb space is available for the first three months ONLY!!.

[rupeshkabir]

Bro u need more than a million sub..one day u will. One more thing.. the information u share is just amazing and those who are still not searching..they miss a lot

[MarcMcRae]

Some awesome apps, thanks for sharing! I've been using Linux since around 1995 and it's great to see the adoption take-up.

[kennethmitchell]

I really like your quick to the point information---- great job

[jamslug]

Great video, it's hard to believe you're talking about Linux but at the same time is refreshing to found how easy to use is this great OS these days. Thanks a lot for your work.

[hammerheadcorvette]

12:06 Mega can also be used for chat and video calls. Your keys are the encryption keys so the privacy is heightened. Also there's file versioning and secure communications

[rbatalla]

Timeshift is a great recommendation. As new to Linux, is has been a lifesaver.