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This article mainly introduces what the free Linux productivity application has, which can be used for reference by interested friends. I hope you can learn a lot after reading this article. Let's take a look at it.

1. Tomboy/Gnote

Tomboy is a simple post-it application. It's not just for Linux, you can also get it on Unix, Windows and macOS. Tomboy is easy to use-you write a note, choose whether or not to paste it on your desktop, and delete it when you're done.

2. MyNotex

If you want a more functional note, but still prefer a small and simple application rather than a huge suite, check out MyNotex. In addition to simple note-taking and retrieval, it also has some good features, such as formatting, keyboard shortcuts, attachments, and so on. You can also use it as a picture manager.

3. Trojit á

Although you may not have a desktop email client, if you want one, among dozens of desktop email clients, try Trojita. This is good for productivity because it is a fast and lightweight e-mail client, but it provides all the features (and more) that a good e-mail client must have.

4. Kontact

The personal Information Manager (PIM) is an excellent productivity tool. My personal preference is Kontact. Although it hasn't been updated for several years, it is still a very useful PIM tool for managing e-mail, address books, calendars, tasks, news feeds, and so on. Kontact is a native KDE program, but you can also use it on other desktops.

5. Osmo

Osmo is a more advanced app that includes calendars, tasks, contacts and notes. It comes with additional features, such as encrypting private data backups and geographic locations on maps, as well as powerful searches for notes, tasks, contacts, and so on.

6. Catfish

Without good search tools, there will be no high productivity. Catfish is a search tool that must be tried. It is a GTK+ tool, very fast, lightweight. Catfish takes advantage of Zeitgeist's auto-completion feature, and you can filter search results by date and type.

7. KOrganizer

KOrganizer is the calendar and scheduling component of the Kontact application I mentioned above. If you don't need a full PIM application, just calendars and schedules, you can use KOrganizer. KOrganizer provides quick to-do and quick event entries, as well as attachments to events and to-dos.

8. Evolution

If you're not a fan of KDE apps, but you still need a good PIM, try GNOME's Evolution. Evolution is not a rare application you've never heard of, but because it's useful, it appears on this list. You may have heard that Evolution is an email client, but it's much more than that-you can use it to manage calendars, emails, address books, and tasks.

9. Freeplane

I don't know if most of you use mind mapping software every day, but if you do, please choose Freeplane. This is a free mind map and knowledge management software that can be used for business or entertainment. You can create notes, arrange them in cloud images or charts, use calendars and reminders to set tasks, and so on.

10. Calligra Flow

* * if you need flowcharts and charting tools, please try Calligra Flow. You can think of it as an open source alternative to Microsoft Visio, but Calligra Flow doesn't provide all the features that Viso provides. However, you can use it to create network charts, organization charts, flowcharts, and so on.

Productivity tools can not only speed up your work, but also make you more organized. I bet there are few people who don't use some form of productivity tool. Try the apps listed here to make your work more productive and at least make your life easier.

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