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Wait, osu! is open-source??
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Kdenlive, just wow. I knew absolutely nothing about video editing, and it was so user-friendly, that it only took me a day to create something with it. Such great software.
The Linux ecosystem as a whole
Firefox is the first to come to mind. Also all the KDE software (when run in KDE).
KDE’s stuff is amazing.
I wish Firefox used QT or there was a KDE browser that was better maintained
Jellyfin
Blender
Darktable
Bitwarden / VaultwardenDarktable is awesome. People rave on about Lightroom like it’s irreplaceable, but Darktable exists and is a legit alternative.
wtf BLENDER is open source???
Yep, there are quite a few forks of it too, eg. one for artists with a friendlier UI, a CAD-focused one, a game engine one etc.
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Definitely Blender. I’d consider myself a medium grade expert at using it for CAD, solid modelling, 3D printing, yet there are vast sections of it I have never touched, and appear to be so rich that you could build a career around them without overlapping with my skill set.
And like having full Python interface is insane for how powerful it can be even to begginers - but the crazy bastard made it easier with geometry nodes
Blender used to be so difficult to use. It has come a long way and I genuinely like using now, not just forced to because of budget limits.
It’s probably safe to use but ghidra feels so sus considering who made it
For me it is KDE Plasma desktop. By far the most powerful, customizable, flexible and innovative of the computer desktops today. And despite all these features and power it is still one of the more lightweight ones.
Also there are other great KDE apps and GNU/Linux operating system in general. Just love how they respect my digital rights and freedoms and my privacy and I do not need to use proprietary alternatives which are just getting more bloated and include more and more spyware. Not to mention their constant dumbing down of the interface and closing it up.
qbittorrent
Linux! The responsible for my knowledge in computing and a great deal of English…Linux is the power!
I switched to Linux Mint full-time a few months ago and it’s blown me away with how good it is.
After 13 years using Linux I still can’t believe it’s free!
All of them! Manny have already been mentioned. But I’d like to add: -Gimp -Inkskape -KdenLive
Jellyfin, such a great little media server.
Yeah, the reddit community is great to… Need a way to bring them here. 😭
@CCatMan @div, easy, show them tis analyse of Reddit, made with bLacklight. (the TowerData which appears is known to use even keylogger to profile the user).
https://themarkup.org/blacklightThat’s an amazing tool you’ve found! No clue that existed until now.
@Choco1ateCh1p, this and some others must be in any bookmark
https://themarkup.org/blacklight
https://webbkoll.dataskydd.net/en
https://sucuri.net/malware-detection-scanning/
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/home/url
https://privacyscore.org
https://www.urlvoid.com
https://browserleaks.com
https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com
https://linkunshorten.comTo check Android apps
https://exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/
VSCode. I know its owned by Microsoft but its such a good editor. Having a strong tool is so important since nobody wants to be concerned about the app, they just want to code and do their work!
Check out VSCodium. It’s VSCode compiled without all the Microsoft bits.
Love me some VSCodium. I honestly can’t even tell a difference between the two.
OpenSSH!
Honestly, Lively Wallpaper. You can set anything as your wallpaper and it’ll work wonderfully: a video streaming directly from YouTube, a Unity game, a shader, a browser tab, a gif… You name it!
And the API supports sound input so anyone can make their sound visualizers now. I always wanted to do that as a kid after being an og WMP fanboy and finally got that knocked off my bucket list
Omnivore! It’s just a “read it later” app, but so nice to use. I enjoy newsletters again, because they all go there instead of in my emails, and they all have a uniform look to them now. Sorting by labels and syncing highlights to my Obsidian inbox page are great features. And they said bulk editing is coming soon.
Also bitwarden, lichess, and qbitorrent.