I fucking love Audacious
this post was submitted on 29 Oct 2025
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Servo and PostmarketOS. I think those are the two most important projects right now. If we want to have free software in the future we will need free platforms to run it on.
That's cool. Never heard of PostmarketOS before.
I was not earning enough to donate with our renovation to try to fund, then I was also unemployed for a period, but now I have a new job that pays around 300€ more net per month, so I think I can start donating and still pay for the house and renovation.
- FreeCAD
- KiCAD
- immich
- gadgetbridge
- codeberg
- KDE
- Krita
Some projects that I use a lot don't want donations (jellyfin, antennapod, HomeAssistant, etc...) though
One time donation to, Liberapay. But I hope they integrate GNU-Taler
I have a set amount of "donation money" for FOSS every month. Most of these donations are not recurring, if i find a valuable FOSS project that actually helps me I give back some % of that amount, sometimes if there's a lot of them I flip between them. That being said I have donated now 3 months in a row to Hyprland since I use it and I think it's great.
I donate occasionally, specially when I use it a lot. Last donation was to KDE.
I pay for kind-of open-source projects like Bitwarden and Tuta. I donate to GrapheneOS and smaller stuff as much as I can.
They are not only kind-of foss. I'd call it support and not donate :)
I try to donate to a couple of projects every month. I just use too many FOSS projects to commit to only a few and donate regularly. So, it keeps changing. Some recurring ones are FFmpeg, KDE, Signal, Jellyfin, CoMaps, and Wireguard.
Only one I've donated to (unfortunately), is Garuda. When I built my gaming PC, I had budgeted money for a copy of windows. But after I built it I was loving my steam deck so much that I had the thought to install linux instead. Garuda is the arch for gaming with the easy install of something like endeavor. Probably mostly marketing, but I love their look too. Gaming has been great on it, and I sent them the windows money. $120 or so iirc.
KDE. GnOmE has no public IBAN, afaik. They only use stripe and other weird services which I don't support.
I also donate to other projects that publish IBAN. If they only use stripe or paypal, I won't donate. It's just too expensive.
Same. And projects that only use Github Donate (or whatever it's called) are also out.
Codeberg I donate to once a month. If I find some repo or project/cli/tui or whatever that I enjoy using I'll donate to their Ko-Fi.
Basically Codeberg is guaranteed and for anything else it's whatever peaked my interest at that moment.
I've been sending Gnome €10 a month for 5 years now, ever since I switched full time from Mac OS. I also make one-off donations to other projects, particularly apps that I like with small userbases.
Matrix. I use it as my primary form of communication so I thought I should give back. I also support via github sponsors some of the bridges I use on matrix.
I donated to Wikipedia which I’ve been dining out on ever since. I actually tried twice to donate to Feddit.uk but the donations work for a few months then it wants to authenticate or something and it craps out.
LogSeq and RDE, but I gotta add more. Thanks for reminding me.
I allocate 50€ a month for donations/support. Apart from regularly donating to my Lemmy instance and Codeberg, I keep a list of other open source projects I use and slowly go through it with one-off donations, since I can't afford to donate to all of them regularly.