TL;DR: I accidentally deleted the old repository with 107 stars, and have moved the project to GitLab because GitHub requires a paid account to recover deleted repositories. I take full responsibility for this, it was an extremely stupid mistake on my part. I deeply apologize for the inconvenience. I understand if this damages the trust in the project.
I appreciate all the support you all have given towards the project, it truly means a lot to me! For those of you who bookmarked the repo, please update it to the new GitLab page which will now be actively maintained.
If you don't know what Open Source Everything is, see my original post. It's my own curated list of open source software.
Update: GitHub was able to restore the repository! Special thanks to Seve from GitHub Support for bending the rules a bit. GitLab will still be the primary place where the repository is hosted.
Why did you choose gitlab and not codeberg/forgejo for open source everything?
I may mirror it to Codeberg in the future. The honest answer is that I was in a panic and needed somewhere to quickly get the project back up in case GitHub never resolved itself. GitLab was a good choice since it's open source and has a lot of other big open source projects on there.
since it’s open source
Open core with an open community edition. 100% better than fully proprietary & Microsoft.
Nice list! Btw draw.io is not optimized for mind maping. For mind maping I use Freeplane and realy like it.
Good to know! What would you like me to call the section for draw.io, since it is still great software?
Not sure, maybe "diagramming". Btw there is a good alternative to draw.io for self-hosting called Excalidraw. Very easy to set up with docker.
GitHub may be able to restore it, we'll see if support is willing to bend the rules a bit...
Edit: They were able to. The project is still moved to GitLab permanently, though.
Any reason why Firefox is not under Browser section?
I would personally also add original KeePass, Notepad++ and ShareX (Maybe also Greenshot). These are Windows only, but great pieces of software.
Firefox is less private than some forks (Librewolf, etc.) and less secure than Chromium-based browsers due to a lack of Per-Site Process Isolation. Mullvad Browser and the Tor Browser are the only two Firefox-based browsers I can recommend due to their high privacy standards.
I'm still on the fence about adding KeePass, since I don't see anything it provides over KeePassXC. Notepad++ I will definitely look into, as well as ShareX and Greenshot. Thanks so much for the suggestions!
I thought audacity was purchased by some Venture Capital bros and was being enshittified.
Or am I remembering something else? Didn't they put some sort of tracker or something in their code, causing a fork?
The fork you are thinking of is Tenacity. They explain in their history why it was made. Yes, Audacity was bought by Muse Group. There were talks of adding trackers, but nothing ever actually got added. They changed the privacy policy at one point, but reverted it after backlash. The reason I am keeping Audacity there is because I believe it is better to have quick security/feature updates from upstream (Audacity) so long as the upstream project does not have any current code issues that warrant a fork (Tenacity). If Audacity ever does add any telemetry, etc. I will absolutely change it to Tenacity.
Weren’t the trackers opt-in? This doesn’t seem like a bad thing if you don’t mind giving up those user metrics for them to build something better. It is the opt-out stuff with no transparency over the kind of data collected to be worried about.
He tried to break free from the corpo world and they grabbed onto him.
Can we donate for you to get a paid account? Or is it just simply not something you want to do?
I do not accept donations, although I appreciate it! I would rather not support Microsoft/GitHub if they are going to make you pay to use features that costs them nothing.
