elementary, Inc. develops elementary OS, an open-source, privacy-respecting operating system built on Free and Open Source software like GNU/Linux. The company also provides AppCenter, a curated app store for indie developers offering free and paid applications.
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Zorin Group develops Zorin OS, an alternative operating system designed to make computers faster, more secure, and easier to use.
UBports is a global non-profit organization dedicated to developing and maintaining Ubuntu Touch, an open-source mobile operating system.
The Free Software Foundation is a nonprofit organization that promotes the freedom to use, study, copy, modify, and redistribute computer software through the development of the GNU operating system.
MacUpdate operates a software directory and platform that allows Mac users to discover, download, review, and manage macOS applications. It provides tools such as a menu bar notifier to scan and update installed software, along with curated software bundles and guides.
FOSShub operates a software archive and open-source catalog that provides free downloads for Windows, macOS, and Linux across various categories such as audio editors, utilities, graphic apps, and developer tools. The platform serves users looking for software applications without adware, spyware, bundles, or malware.
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