maouida an hour ago

nvim, yt-dlp, gnome I'm sure there are many more I don't recall right now

ptidhomme 2 days ago

GrapheneOS, OpenBSD, Wireguard

journal a day ago

https://github.com/ShawInnes/SshKeyGenerator change your life. this saves me so many clicks of what would otherwise be a really stupid alternative method of automation regarding these deployments i have to do. i couldn't prompt chatgpt for this code if my life depended on it.

stop50 2 days ago

Linux Debian OpenBSD Lineageos Mastodon + the fediverse

vrighter a day ago

A lot of them. They might not always look nice, unfortunately, but there sure are a ton of tools that equal or rival professional stuff (and professional stuff often uses a bunch of them anyway nowadays)

aborsy 2 days ago

Linux, particularly Debian.

karmakaze a day ago

Entire development/software stack: Linux+gnu/Debian, gcc/llvm, PostgreSQL/MySQL, git, Kotlin/Java/jvm, TypeScipt/js, maven, frameworks (currently Javalin+Vue.js).

And Firefox. And open-weights LLMs we can run locally/privately.

t0duf0du a day ago

Most recently, the Zed editor. Also lazydocker and zellij.

austin-cheney a day ago

Jellyfin, Debian, photoprism, node.js, chart.js, TypeScript, VS Codium, PiHole

helij 18 hours ago

Linux & LibreOffice. At the end of the day I'm grateful to all people who work on open source and free software.

bawis 2 days ago

Ublock, no comparison folks.

enz 2 days ago

The Linux kernel and (neo)vim.

anon115 2 days ago

solidjs and vite has been a breeze to prototype with so far i love it

toomuchtodo 2 days ago

Homebrew

  • pavelai a day ago

    Yep, this is one is a real hero in this list

lemonwaterlime 2 days ago

coreutils, nix, vim, Haskell (ghc), postgresql, latex

pavelai a day ago

Obviously it's

* Docker

* WASM

* Rustlang

* Web itself

bigwhite 2 days ago

linux, git, vim, golang/go

bn-l 2 days ago

Git

howToTestFE 2 days ago

Vite. Vitest. Storybook. React.