A new feature has been added to each application page so you can submit the title and link (including http://) to online articles (i.e. reviews, news, how-tos, etc.) pertaining to that program. The submission will appear in the Web Links section of the right banner.

Linux App Finder is now back up and running. We were suffering a database server issue for the past week and apologize for any inconvenience it caused.

Updated the program versions in the database and added the new applications listed below.

Updated the program versions in the database and added the new applications listed below.

Updated the program versions in the database and added the new applications listed below.

Updated the program versions in the database and added the new applications listed below.

Thanks to the folks at DesktopLinux.com for the nice write-up and welcome to everyone visiting Linux App Finder. Some of you may be trying searches on the site through Google and not getting many results. It looks as if they have not finished indexing us yet. Please use the search feature on the category pages for more up to date results. Only a single word or exact phrase will be matched though. If you search from within a subcategory, only results within it will be returned. Go to All Applications if you need to search the entire site.

Updated the program versions in the database and added the new applications listed below.

Updated the program versions in the database and added the new applications listed below.

A new search capability has been added to the Category and Most Viewed sections. It allows you to search by application "Name" or by "Name and Description". Results will be returned on the same page with subcategories and most viewed lists also being updated. To revert to the full listing, either select the current category's link from the path at the top of the screen or run a blank search.

Following a subcategory link after a search will retain the search criteria. The same is true when going to the previous or next pages. To determine if the results are from a search, simply check the defaults that appear when loading or reloading the page. The text and range options will match what is currently displayed.