Darktable 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.
Wow I never heard of these. Bforartists seems pretty interesting as a newbie to blender in general lol.
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Wait, osu! is open-source??
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@ADHDefy @cynetri
That's osu!lazer, not stable. Stable is still the more commonly played version.
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It’s probably safe to use but ghidra feels so sus considering who made it
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.
As a creative: Blender. It was always a good program but thank god they finally started hiring people, that actually know how to design a usable UI. I remember the times when the devs refused to change the simple default selection to the worldwide standard: left mouse button.
Good lord I didn't know about the selection thing... I might be sick.
Yeah and that's only the tip of the iceberg.
Did you know that Blender use to unironically use Shift+Ctrl+Alt+C for a surprisingly common operation?
I don't actually remember what for, 2.79 was years ago, but I think it placed the object origin at the center of the geometry
Rough!
For some reason i thought Brave was closed source
Firefox is the first to come to mind. Also all the KDE software (when run in KDE).
qbittorrent
OpenSSH!
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!
Yunohost
KDE Plasma
Kdenlive
Krita
Inkscape
Blender
OBS
Xonotic
Beyond All Reason
Manjaro (Despite the hate, no other distro has worked as well for me)
Jellyfin
Blender
Darktable
Bitwarden / Vaultwarden
Darktable 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.
Wow I never heard of these. Bforartists seems pretty interesting as a newbie to blender in general lol.
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Wait, osu! is open-source??
-
@ADHDefy
@cynetri
That's osu!lazer, not stable. Stable is still the more commonly played version.
-
It’s probably safe to use but ghidra feels so sus considering who made it
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.
As a creative: Blender. It was always a good program but thank god they finally started hiring people, that actually know how to design a usable UI. I remember the times when the devs refused to change the simple default selection to the worldwide standard: left mouse button.
Good lord I didn't know about the selection thing... I might be sick.
Yeah and that's only the tip of the iceberg.
Did you know that Blender use to unironically use Shift+Ctrl+Alt+C for a surprisingly common operation?
I don't actually remember what for, 2.79 was years ago, but I think it placed the object origin at the center of the geometry
Rough!
For some reason i thought Brave was closed source
Firefox is the first to come to mind. Also all the KDE software (when run in KDE).
qbittorrent
OpenSSH!
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!
...and so many more
Kicad.
GIMP, Blender, Krita, Inkskape..