Asklemmy

daily and both (desktop and mobile, cross-platform),

Mozilla Firefox

LunaSea

On mobile:

• Feeder (RSS reader)
• K9-Mail / Thunderbird
• Mull (Deblobbed and privacy oriented Firefox Mobile fork)
• Catima (Loyalty card manager)
• Cofi (Coffee timer)
• Neo Launcher

On desktop:

• Spotify-qt and Librespot

I use a bunch of other stuff as well but these are the one I truly use daily that haven't been mentioned yet.

Goodtime (a pomodoro app)

Don't think I've seen fish shell yet

• Linux
• GrapheneOS
• OpenWRT
• webservers / the internet (nginx, databases, storage, networking, ...)
• Mull / Librewolf
• Nextcloud (contacts / calendar sync ...)
• an email server and client
• Matrix chat
• LG WebOS on my TV
• Home Assistant
• lots of user applications

There isn't much important proprietary software in this apartment except maybe for the firmware of the dishwasher / microwave, washing machine and additionally whatever software runs in an old car.

Libretube

Godot

I use FreeCAD for both 3D printing and woodworking design.

I use Rednotebook for my personal journal, and it's mostly satisfactory.

• Habits
• Tasks
• Quillpad
• Firefox
• Bitwarden
• Immich
• Miniflux
• Wallabag (also testing Omnivore)

Vlc

I self host:

• Miniflux - RSS Reeader
• Alexandrite - Lemmy Client
• Invidious - Youtube frontend

I started using Upscayl to upscale the AI images I make.

https://www.upscayl.org/

KDE Plasma

Syncthing (for obsidian notes, mostly. I know there are FOSS apps that do what obsidian does, but they just don't feel as good for my purposes).

LibreTorrent

I want to highlight a practical usecase for password management with open source tools. Keepass (gnome secrets on computers, and keepassdx on mobile) with syncthing syncing encrypted password files between the devices. Very effective so far. Passwords are synced seamlessly.

Jellyfin and findroid. Mainly findroid.

Also PipePipe (piped app for youtube) and libretube

I also play an open source version of solitaire and a game called box stacker, both are from the f droid store

And ofc, infinity for lemmy

SumatraPDF
NotePad++

Joplin

OpenRadio is a good one if you like radio and music in general. It has radio stations from everywhere and from almost every music style.

VLC, audacity, organic maps, freetube

FairEmail

I use putty at work on a daily basis

On Smartphone : OpenKeychain, Tor Browser, SimplesTools Collection, FairMail, NewPipe, Fdroid, Organic Maps, Cake Wallet, Aegis

On PC : Emacs, Gimp, Audacity

Radarr, Sonarr, Prowlarr, Jellyseerr, Wizarr, Jellyfin, qBittorrent

Firefox, Neovim, Tmux, Various KDE applications, Nextcloud, Wine, Signal, OpenSSH

Probably many more

• GNU/Linux
• Web Browser
• GIMP

I'm having a harder time thinking of proprietary programs I use. I guess the biggest offender is mobile apps. As far my computer goes, discords flatpak is the only one coming to mind.

Darktable, OBS, ffmpeg.