With abundance of opensource software today, I could get most of apps that I’ve used on my x86 PC working on ARM Linux. Sharing those as I find them very useful.
Flameshot—my screenshot tool of choise, it allows cropping any part of the screen and adding notes and arrows quickly to it (gif is from the official site).
sudo apt install flameshot
Vokoscreen—the best native Linux screen recorder I could find. Its functionality differs from version to version, in x86 Kubuntu I could set it up to record in .webm; in ARM it only records in mkv, mp4 and gif.
sudo apt install vokoscreen
SpeedCrunch—my calculator of choice. It has simple interface with history mode enabled, exactly what I need for a simple calculations.
sudo apt install speedcrunch
Telegram native client. Telegram is quite popular messenger here, and it was nice to discover that its package is available prebuilt in Ubuntu repositories. (Image is from the official site)
sudo apt install telegram-desktop
Falkon—if you need a sidekick browser, this one is quick and doesn’t seem to consume much memory. No vendor bookmark sync available. It is a bit outdated at the moment, unfortunately.
sudo apt install falkon
Kdenlive—The most famous open source video editing software in Linux. I’m just learning, but so far it works in RPi. There is no hardware acceleration available, so rendering will take some time.
sudo apt install kdenlive
