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Best tools available on Linux

Published tools with a Linux client or interface, ranked by editorial score.

6 tools

  4.7

Development & Coding

GitHub

Freemium

Code hosting, review and automation for software teams.

Best for: Hosting repositories and running CI alongside code review.

  • Free plan

Score 93/100

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  4.6

Cybersecurity & Privacy

1Password

Subscription

A password manager for individuals and teams, with shared vaults and secrets.

Best for: Teams that need shared credentials without passwords living in chat or docs.

  • Free trial

Score 90/100

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  4.5

Cybersecurity & Privacy

Bitwarden

Freemium

An open-source password manager with a capable free tier and self-hosting.

Best for: Anyone who wants a serious password manager without paying, or who wants to self-host.

  • Free plan

Score 88/100

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  4.4

Cybersecurity & Privacy

NordVPN

Subscription

A consumer VPN service with a large server network and audited no-logs policy.

Best for: Protecting traffic on untrusted networks and separating browsing from your ISP.

Score 86/100

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  4.4

Business & Productivity

Slack

Freemium

Channel-based messaging and integrations for teams.

Best for: Day-to-day team communication with a deep integration ecosystem.

  • Free plan

Score 85/100

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  4.3

Remote Work

Zoom

Freemium

Video meetings, webinars and phone for distributed teams.

Best for: Reliable video meetings with people outside your organisation.

  • Free plan

Score 84/100

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