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Krita for all those aspiring digital artists, you do not have to abuse free trials or pirate software to get a great drawing app

I know gimp is a photo editing rather than image creation, but the lack of ability to easily draw primitive shapes is surprisingly restrictive. Personally I like the OS agnostic, browser-based, photopea

Should start a “Replace with FOSS” hype similar to “rewrite in Rust”

It would be wonderful if Obsidian would be open source

Accesibility request: Show notes should include the list of software and respective links you are recommending. Sometimes is hard to understand the name of the software you are talking about. Mentioning the name more than once and having the names in text on the screen would help too.

Sejda for PDFs since he didn't mention anything helpful for PDFs. You're welcome.

Focalboard is made by the same people of Mattermost, and intergrated Mattermost deployments have the boards features built in. (Use it at work, it's fine)

Joplin is also an excellent choice for note-taking! It allows me to sync between all my devices easily via S3.

Nice! Basically the alternative for Acrobat Pro is... not editing PDFs! Great suggestion Nick

In my personal case for notes taking and as a replacement for obsidian I just go with Joplin, is way simpler in a lot of stuff but it works and it can look very pretty too.

This is the hardest I've been click baited in a long time, I clicked SO fast seeing the Acrobat logo in the thumbnail [because I've been on a hunt for a GOOD program I didn't have to sell my kidney for to make editable "forms" for digital downloads + assets for freelance projects that people can edit themselves after the fact with little to no knowledge on editing softwares/etc] only for him to talk about annoyances from a few half-alternatives then to be like jUsT dONt LuL ..... i'm legit so sad, i thought this was gonna be the best part of my day lmfao

We need to find a way for open source developers to profit from their applications, other Ads, and keeping with the idea of privacy and freedom.

Another important one to mention is rust-analyzer+VSCodium as an alternative to RustRover. This combination is what I used to initially follow (and subsequently diverge from) Philipp Oppermann’s Rust kernel tutorial.