You can pick the project you want to participate in. :)

Thanks for your baby! It’s great.

Can you expand on these later when you have time?

I was using it for auto tagging of categories. I haven’t tried immich but I just moved my photos to my snapraid, so I might give it a shot. It looks like it’s come far since I looked last.

I just introduced my partner to this a week ago. Trying to slowly convert him into a Linux user haha. It works with Windows too!

Media & Content Management

• FreshRSS - Self-hosted RSS feed aggregator with multi-user support, mobile API, and custom tags.
• AudioBookShelf - Self-hosted audiobook and podcast server with mobile apps and progress syncing across devices.
• PhotoPrism - AI-powered photo management platform with facial recognition, geo-tagging, and automatic organization.
• Jellyfin - Free media server for streaming movies, TV shows, music, and photos with no licensing restrictions.
• Karakeep - Personal data backup and synchronization tool for maintaining local copies of online content. AI tagging, lists, easy to use interface. Really good stuff, especially combined with a browser plugin.

Productivity, Documents & Task Management

• Vikunja - Task management app with Kanban boards, Gantt charts, multiple views, and team collaboration features.
• Memos - Self-hosted memo hub for capturing and sharing thoughts with markdown support.
• Docker Obsidian - Containerized version of Obsidian knowledge management app for browser access.
• Stirling PDF - Comprehensive PDF manipulation tool with 50+ operations including merge, split, convert, and OCR.
• Paperless-ngx - Document management system with OCR, tagging, and full-text search capabilities.
• LanguageTool - Grammar and spell checking service with support for multiple languages and integration APIs.

Good Deeds

• Archive Team Warrior - Docker container for contributing computing power to internet archiving projects.

Yea this is great ty!

Aside from ones listed here:

System Tools

• WinApps - Run Windows applications seamlessly integrated into your Linux desktop environment, like native including Adobe products.
• Waydroid - Run Android applications in a container on Linux with full hardware access.
• Topgrade - Upgrade all your system packages and dependencies in one command.
• AM (AppImage Manager) - Easy AppImage management for installing, updating, and organizing portable applications.
• Starship - Fast, customizable cross-platform shell prompt with Git integration and status indicators.
• InShellisense - IDE-style IntelliSense autocomplete and suggestions for your terminal.
• Tabby - Modern terminal emulator with tabs, split panes, and extensive customization options.
• Zeit - Qt GUI frontend for scheduling tasks using at and crontab utilities.
• KWin Minimize2Tray - KDE extension that allows minimizing windows to the system tray instead of taskbar.
• Flameshot - Feature-rich screenshot tool with built-in annotation and editing capabilities.
• CopyQ - Advanced clipboard manager with searchable history and custom scripting support.
• Safing Portmaster - Free open-source application firewall with per-app network control, DNS-over-TLS, and system-wide ad/tracker blocking.

Productivity Tools

• DSNote - Offline speech-to-text, text-to-speech and translation app for note-taking.
• NAPS2 - User-friendly document scanning application with OCR and PDF creation capabilities.
• Morphosis - Simple document converter supporting PDF, Markdown, HTML, DOCX and more formats.
• Obsidian - Powerful knowledge management app with bidirectional linking and graph visualization.
• BeeRef - Minimalist reference image viewer designed for artists and designers.

Media & Entertainment

• Popcorn Time - Stream movies and TV shows via torrent with built-in media player.
• Nicotine+ - Modern Soulseek P2P client for sharing and discovering music files.
• XnView - Versatile image viewer, organizer, and converter supporting hundreds of formats.

Happy to list out the self hosted stuff too if there is interest.

Obviously.

It’s called mutual aid, sweaty.

I steal content so you don’t have to. ;)

Sorry, I thought this was a safe space for us Gnome users.

I left almost 10 years ago lol. It was always going to get worse before it gets better. This too shall pass.

Amg I couldn’t figure out how to collapse. I’m so happy rn. I’ve been containerising everything. It’s so soothing.

I don’t know what they were expecting, keeping it around all those streams and lakes.

True love.

Rip

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto

It’s probably not very simple. Bauh is a bit clunky compared to this app. If I was going to work on extending functionality, I’d probably look into forking Synaptic first.

Different users need different things. Not everyone can run a bare bones Arch setup. I’d use it anyway even if I didn’t have a lot of updates. It’s the centralisation that’s important. It even updates Docker containers and windows. I have several devices I can just automate now. It’s a set and forget.

Don’t feed the trolls, especially the ones that are bad at it. But yeah, this app doesn’t let you select and uninstall multiple things at the same time nor does it have all the functionality of Synaptic (which is amaze, notably for the search tool). I’d settle on a CLI tool for this too, I just want a one stop shop because I get so triggered having to juggle different managers. It’s just fucking annoying really. Like, I found the cli tool Topgrade and it is just the best thing ever for keeping things up to date from all package managers, I want that with extended functionality as even this tool doesn’t manage every manager that Topgrade does. Something modular, otherwise I waste time fucking around with everything. That’s really the core issue, it’s a pain in the ass not being centralised. If I had more time and unlimited finances I’d fork this and try to extend it myself.