- Firefox
- Signal
- FFUpdater
- Red Moon
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Antenna-pod if you like podcasts is fantastic relative to google podcasts (but maybe that's a low bar)
i3. Once I got used to tiling window managers I just can't use anything else.
Syncthing is the one, I could probably replace any one but this one.
Firefox and Helix
Some more I did not see others mention. For Linux:
- Geany
- Python
- Meld
- Nextcloud
- Reminna and TightVNC
- Thunderbird
- Zim
For Android:
- Just Weather
- Joplin
- OpenSync
- Tasks
- OSMAnd
- Nextcloud
- SMSBackp
- Connect Bot
I also recommend the site: https://alternativeto.net/ . You can just search and it will tell you the most used FOSS apps in any category you want.
These two are now the first apps I install on any new device:
- Kiss launcher (simple and fast)
- Articons icon pack
Basically, my approach is to (mostly) prioritize text over icons, and reduce the colors I need to process.
Other apps:
- Brave browser (for YouTube and built-in anti-tracking features.)
- Librera (ebook/PDF reader with lots of features)
- Odyssey (local music player optimized for speed. My library is so large that all the other players were having trouble finding songs.)
- Graph 89 (TI graphing calculator emulator)
- Feeder (RSS feed aggregator)
The humble grep.
The list is too long. If I'm forced to choose 5, I guess they'll be,
- Linux
- Syncthing
- Firefox
- Neovim
- PhotoPrism
Komga- manga reader
LocalSend : Do one way transfers between devices easily
ImgurViewer : View images from Imgur (and more !) without having to deal with the site
RethinkDNS : Control what apps connect to the internet and where they connect to . Best paired with Orbot !