tbinge

Tbinge is an open-source desktop application for maintaining a library of movies and television content on Linux. It is written with Electron and Node.js, using a desktop software framework and a Node.js-based implementation. The project was created as a senior school project by Lance Gundersen, Fatawa Lansah, Clifford Ramsey, and Kyle McCain.

Its central purpose is to provide a desktop movie and TV library rather than a general-purpose media utility. This makes it relevant to Linux users who want to manage movie and television content through a dedicated application. The available product information identifies the library function, but does not specify additional tools such as streaming services, format conversion, or media synchronization. Tbinge is listed in the Video & Media Players category because its subject is the organization and use of video and television media.

The Linux platform designation indicates that Tbinge is intended for Linux desktop environments. Its open-source license allows the software to be distributed as an openly developed application rather than a proprietary-only product. The Electron and Node.js foundation also explains its desktop orientation while distinguishing it from a browser-only catalog or web page.

MirrorNest hosts the official Tbinge build directly on its own storage. The mirror scans that build for malware before publishing it in the download catalog. This distribution arrangement gives Linux users a catalog copy of the official build while keeping the software associated with its original project and platform category.