Majority of Linux software is free except for those in the enterprise class, a fact that can be both a blessing as well as an obstruction. Though there are numerous fantastic apps out there, most of them might require you to wade through a muddle of unfinished projects that again depend on some other defunct code. EFYTimes presents a round up of ten Linux applications which come handy while configuring a new installation.
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