Elements0.1.2

Elements puts a periodic table on the Linux desktop so users can consult chemical elements while studying, teaching, or checking a reference during scientific work. It provides a focused way to view the table without relying on a mobile device, addressing the need for a desktop-accessible chemistry reference.

The program is an unofficial desktop port of the Android and iOS app Elements, rebuilt with Google's Flutter framework. It runs under Wayland through Xwayland, allowing it to fit into modern Linux desktop environments while retaining the original app's basic periodic-table purpose. Students, teachers, and anyone needing a quick element reference can use it for lessons, homework, or general study.

Elements is an open-source education application published by Anirban Dutta, currently at version 0.1.2. It requires Linux with snapd and supports x86_64 (amd64) systems. The original application's code is available at github.com/brianrobles204/Elements-App, while the Linux port's code is hosted at github.com/DuttaAB-dev/Elements, where users can also open issues. The publisher notes that the snap has not been updated recently, so users should account for possible stability or security concerns.