Save for lemmy, duh.

    • EvanOPM
      5·
      4 years ago

      Omg how could I forget about Wikimedia? Elemnt, and Masdoon are both awesome too!

  • Ephera
    151·
    4 years ago

    Firefox. Wouldn’t want to use the internet without it. Probably wouldn’t be using this webpage without it.

    • SirLotsaLocks
      10·
      4 years ago

      firefox is so underrated, it’s literally the only browser that isn’t google that is actually viable (sorry otter)

  • NXL
    12·
    4 years ago

    Bitwarden - A password manager

  • IngrownMink4
    12·
    4 years ago

    Lemmy, mpv, Firefox, Manjaro (GNU/Linux), NewPipe, OBS, Rufus, Alacritty, RPCS3, Lutris…

  • stevo
    11·
    4 years ago

    VLC Media Player - Fast, reliable program that works across all operating systems. Many media players can’t play certain types of files, but VLC always works. For years its always worked. They could have stopped maintaining it, or sold out and put ads in it, or changed vision and created something different out of it.

    • racoon
      4·
      4 years ago

      VLC media player has gifted me with more than 1 week of lifetime already. Before discovering VLC, I had to download divx drivers for each movie file. That involved mindlessly surfing. VLC just works and has everything. It’s so amazing

    • andycuccaro
      2·
      4 years ago

      Same for me. It’s given me some jobs (not a steady one yet ) and it’s amazing how light, and feature filled it is at the same time. I just had to install After Effects recently (after not using it for about a year) and holy moly, it’s 2.5 GB of bloat. AE is pretty great, but it’s not 2.5-GB-and-still-slow great. and I can do almost the same job with Blender, so there’s that.

  • AlexMV12
    9·
    4 years ago

    Nobody cited Miniflux, a very good self-hosted RSS aggregator with web UI.

    • ray
      2·
      4 years ago

      Thanks for the recommendation I just tried it out and it’s pretty nice. It’s much faster than the one I was using but could use some polish with things like navigating back when in the unread view.

  • techbolt
    8·
    4 years ago
    1. Tiddlywiki - I use it everyday and it is the most useful tool at a personal level.
    2. Invoiceninja- aver well rounded solution and a very responsive team
    3. Plantuml - another tool I use fairly regularly and it saves tons if time.
    4. Nextcloud - am sure this needs nointroduction :)
  • fungo
    8·
    4 years ago

    1.Fdroid 2.Nextcloud 3.Matrix/Element

  • big
    8·
    4 years ago
    • zettlr - markdown word processor for desktop
    • JellyFin - plex/emby open alternative for media streaming from a private server