Top music players for Linux, privacy-protecting social media alternatives, printing tricks, productivity tools, and more

We round up the most popular articles from the past week.

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Kevin Sonney's open source tools series was popular with readers last week, as were articles on building Agile teams, privacy-protecting social media alternatives, and open source music players for Linux.

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