



It anonymize your search queries and uses several search engines (such as Google and DuckDuckGo)




Alternative interface for YouTube, also, it anonymize everything you do on it, and you don't have any ad.



Very cool cloud and more. You can connect tons of add-ons available for download very easily.




A very nice alternative to YouTube protected from all the possible abuses that YouTube has. It's also made by the best free software organization ever. It works with ActivityPub, which means that it's compatible with all the other ActivityPub websites.








Codeberg is the Gitea instance I am using. It's very nice and you should check it out, and maybe give them a donation.




An encrypted messaging app focused on privacy, supporting texts, calls, photos, videos, files, and group chats, with no ads or trackers.




Silence is very similar to Signal, except you don't need 4G to use it. It's simply clear-encrypt your message over SMS



The grandpa of all ActivityPub websites. It's like Twitter, but way more friendly with a limit of 500 letters instead. It's compatible with all the other ActivityPub websites.




Advanced image manipulation tool offering comprehensive tools for photo retouching, composition, and batch processing in a free package.





When you don't have anymore space on your computer. Just run "ncdu" (mostly on Linux) and it will list, in order, the directories and files that takes the most place on your computer. Just by pressing "d" you can remove an item (directly, without getting into the trash)






Even if it's sometimes a bit buggy, it's the video editor I use when I need to create a video.








Musescore can be used to view, listen, edit, find, print or create music scores of any kind.





















Very nice server OS. You got plenty of tools that you can use for managing your server. Also, you can install apps without even opening a terminal. But if you prefer terminal, you can still use SSH.





Free content, multilingual online encyclopedia written and maintained by a community of volunteers through a model of open collaboration, using a wiki-based editing system.




The best email manager I ever used. It's fast, very powerful and very clear. I also use it to manage RSS feeds.




Tool I use to run most Windows app. Actually, by the fact I mostly use open-source apps, they are all available on Linux. But when I need to use a Windows only, proprietary app, I use Wine and it works fine.




I usually use this to write my tool because I think vim is too complicated, and other IDEs are not working on my computer (it's a toaster, but I love it)




Same thing as GitHub pages, but for Codeberg. I don't have a website on it yet, but maybe later I will.








I use vanilla dwm as desktop manager. You only need the keyboard to use it and the keyboard shortcuts are very handy. You need a good knowledge of the terminal though. But that's what I want.

Xubuntu is my actual Linux distribution I use everyday. Very easy, lightweight and easy to customize.


This app is a peer-to-peer live streaming service over the dat:// protocol. It sounds really nice.

