Linked by Amjith Ramanujam on Fri 11th Jul 2008 15:42 UTC
"Linux App Finder's mission is to catalog useful GNU/Linux programs and provide a great resource to discover new apps". The programs are organized in categories to browse the collection. It has an alternatives page to find an equivalent Linux app to replace your Windows or OS X app when you make that switch. The app's page has user submitted screenshots and a research section where links to reviews for that app is provided.
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Member since:2006-01-06
That's why these applications are free.
No, they're NOT all free. Some of them (such as this one) require that you purchase them.
http://linuxappfinder.com/package/mybooks
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Most are free, but some are not. For users who are logged into the site there is a Filter Options link available when browsing that saves your preferences.
Filters include the interface (including toolkit), free vs. non-free, and ability to select specific repositories.
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2008-04-18
Some seniors have some discussions on the boomer singles' site. The society should take care of our seniors and we should have a sense for them.
That's why now we have Linux App Finder. This utility can help the seniors find the applications that they were looking for for so long.
Since this become more expensive for us all.
That's why these applications are free.