List of great GTK4/libAdwaita applications

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Let us build a list of great GTK4/LibAdwaita application that are available for Linux.

I'll start;

LACT
LACT lets you configure and monitor your AMD, Nvidia or Intel GPU on Linux.

Impression
Write disk images to your drives with ease. Select an image, insert your drive, and you're good to go! Impression is a useful tool for both avid distro-hoppers and casual computer users.

Cine
Cine combines a clean interface with a high-performance engine to deliver a seamless viewing experience.

Varia
Download files, videos and torrents. Varia is better than your browser at downloading stuff.

Refine
Tweak various aspects of GNOME. Refine helps discover advanced and experimental features in GNOME.

Amberol
Amberol is a music player with no delusions of grandeur. If you just want to play music available on your local system then Amberol is the music player you are looking for.

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I'll edit my post and then delete the arguments posts as it's a list. But my opinion still stand.

Mom and DAd still love eachother even though they argue LOL

[Ponce-De-Leon]

I use Impression and Amberol, too. I like both. The created Bootsticks work fine and Amberol offers a simple Music Player.

Refine, I didn't used yet because I use Gnome Tweaks. And I had never the Impression that refine would offer more/additional Options.

Cine looks interesting. I use the new Showtime Player from Gnome. Looks similar.

Additions:

Now, I would like to add a very important Program for me. Without it, I wouldn't use the Gnome Desktop: Extension Manger.

A Tool for installing and managing Gnome Extensions. I have all in one and it works for me way better that the Gnome Extensions Website.

Ptyxis Terminal:

Is it the best Terminal? No. The best customizable one? No. But it gives me the Options and Customizations what I need. I like it.

Mission Center:

The Gnome.own System Monitor is ... okay. But this one here has in my Optinion a way much better Layout with the Graphs. I really like it.

ClamUI:

A new graphical Interface for ClamAV. It might be a bit ... unstable and unfinished yet. But I think it goes a good Way.

Gradia:

A Screenshot Tool with that You can work on the Screenshots after there are made. Yes, there is Stuff like Flameshot but I never got warm with it. This here is more my Thing. You can add it as the Screenshot Tool for the System if You wish. But I handle it so that I make the Screenshots with the built-in Gnome Tool and use for working on them this Tool here.

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@Ponce-De-Leon

Mission Center:

The Gnome.own System Monitor is ... okay. But this one here has in my Optinion a way much better Layout with the Graphs. I really like it.

Seems similar to the app called "Resources" which I think replaces Gnomes old monitor app in Gnome 50. Well at least it's what Aeryn OS uses.

[Ponce-De-Leon]

Yes, they are similar. But I prefer Mission Center to be honest. I like the splitted Layout with the horizontal Tab's and the overall Design more.

[littlekun]

Nice thread, been using most of these apps. Cine is really amazing and perfect replacement for VLC. Gradia is nice & useful. These are my top 2 in the list.

@Ponce-De-Leon

Ptyxis Terminal
Is it the best Terminal? No

But, it is better than the current gnome-terminal that I can say.

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My only addition to the list -

Planify
Create and manage your to-do lists. Works fully offline but can be synchronized with cloud.

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Shortwave
Shortwave is an internet radio player that provides access to a station database with over 50,000 stations.