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minus-square@vortexal@sopuli.xyzlinkfedilink1•1 year agoThey might have specific uses that most users might not need and there may be better alternatives but some of the ones I’ve been using are: CISO - A command line tool for making compressed ISO files that can be used in emulators and some video game consoles running custom firmware. RAR - The Linux version of WinRAR, which doesn’t have a UI like the Windows version does. Flatpak - Probably well known but in case a newer Linux user sees this, it’s used to download and install flatpaks from Flathub.
They might have specific uses that most users might not need and there may be better alternatives but some of the ones I’ve been using are:
CISO - A command line tool for making compressed ISO files that can be used in emulators and some video game consoles running custom firmware.
RAR - The Linux version of WinRAR, which doesn’t have a UI like the Windows version does.
Flatpak - Probably well known but in case a newer Linux user sees this, it’s used to download and install flatpaks from Flathub.