I just wanted to post about software I use or keep an eye on, so here it is.
I split this list between software for the GNU/Linux desktop and mobile/Android applications, as well as adding some web applications/websites to the list. This list is mostly for myself for keeping track on projects/software, to know where I should donate money, and to know what applications to install when I just installed a new distribution. Most of the software is open source (some entries might contain binary blobs, like the Linux kernel).
I try not to add software that is part of desktop environments like KDE or Xfce, since that kind of software often comes with the desktop environment and is installed by default. But I do absolutely appreciate applications like Konsole, Okular, Kate, Dolphin, Spectacle, and such. Other applications that I’m not adding to the list are applications that are often shipped with GNU/Linux distributions out of the box, like Bash and Python.
Remember, these are applications/services/products that interest me, so the list doesn’t include things for all use cases, of course.
Continue reading My Favorite Software for GNU/Linux and Android (work in progress)