What are peoples favorite free and open source software

1

exa app

#Terminal Tools #Linux #Unix 20 social mentions

2

jq

#CLI #Data Management #File Manager 155 social mentions

3

Micro

#Text Editors #IDE #Software Development 76 social mentions

4

Hugo

#Static Site Generators #Blogging #Blogging Platform 354 social mentions

5

fd

#Note Taking #Productivity #LMS 118 social mentions

6

fzf

#Note Taking #Productivity #LMS 215 social mentions

7

Howl

There are many but I want to do some advertisement for Howl.

#Text Editors #IDE #Office & Productivity 1 social mentions

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Syncthing

SyncThing's lack of selective sync is disappointing and what prompt me to use the proprietary version, but for what it's worth, it's a great piece of software that everyone should use. A lot of people bitch about the cloud, but here's the alternative to cloud that works well enough in most cases, at least for simple backup.

#Cloud Storage #File Sharing #File Sharing And Backup 826 social mentions

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Ferdium

On the same note, Ferdium. Ferdium is really nice isolated way of accessing my chat/email/feed/social media. It was annoying when I needed to keep my browser open at all times, and it's more convenient to centralize it in one place that's automatically saved for when I distro-hop. Its dark mode works well enough, and userscript support... isn't mature, but works well enough to block some ads.

#Messaging #Group Chat & Notifications #Productivity 25 social mentions

I've got one that monitors a bunch of specific websites/redditors for updates, one that checks a site for the weather (http://wttr.in - it's awesome), and then a RSS monitor that monitors a handful of local news stations for breaking news (to supplement my tweetdeck feeds). I use multiple "Panes" to display various outputs from them.

#Weather Apps #Web App #Weather 60 social mentions