Free and Open Source Software

• Signal

• vinyl for music

• AnkiDroid for flashcards. I use it for languages, but i believe there are repositories for other subjects.

Recently id say OsmAnd~. GPX tracks are great for long bicycle trips and the drinkng water overlay is a lifesaver!

Firefox and VSCodium

Jerboa might be added to the list soon.

Firefox
Nextcloud
Home Assistant
Bitwarden
Tusky
Jellyfin
Pihole
Jerboa
As well as several others that I can't think of at the moment.

Assuming I'm using Android:

• Mull or Fennec
• SkyTube
• Tusky
• Jerboa
• UntrackMe
• Orbot
• SicMu Player (or any good music player app)

The humble grep.

• KDE Connect
• LibreTorrent for Android
• Droid-ify for F-Droid
• Orbot for Android (I use it mainly for running the snowflake proxy)

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)

KDE Connect means that I can ping my phone that's usually presumably somewhere behind my bed or on a counter somewhere, without having to sheepishly walk to the nearest person and ask "can you call my phone I lost it :c"

• Quillpad (offline notes)
• MuPDF mini (Great simple PDF reader)
• Unit Converter Ultimate (lots of various conversions)
• Retro Music (fdroid repo for pro version, best music player hands down)
• OSMAnd (Great for fancy mapping features)
• Mull (hardened Firefox with the quickest updates of all Firefox based browsers)
• AntennaPod (best podcast app)
• Obtanium (install apps easily from sources such as Github)
• Droid-ify (better fdroid)

Firefox
libre office
obs studio (free, not 100% sure if os)

Komga- manga reader

jtx board for tasks and notes

Linux, Qtile, Firefox, Bitwarden, neovim, espanso, and others. So many great tools for those willing and able to do a little digging.

• Fennec
• Xtra
• Kde connect
• Seal
• Tachiyomi
• Newpipe/ newpipe x sponsorblock
• Aegis
• MJ PDF
• Easy xkcd
• Shattered pixel dungeon
• Unciv

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.