Vote for October!

There will at least be the update reviews, but I’d love to explore some more « advanced » stuff, like cool kwin Scripts or window rules

The Linux Experiment

KDE has unleashed so much for me. Would love to see more coverage.

Glad to see "Open Source apps for WIndows and mac OS" in the top 2. If you do make this video, IMHO the target audience should include mainstream as its 1. Going to be easier to swap to linux down the road if they already use crossplatform apps. 2. Will get exposed to some great apps! Stuff like the libre suite or kdenlive. Though, to be honest you'd probably know more as I'm noticing now I don't use very much thats not a development tool and dev tools are usually linux-first. I also live in the terminal a lot or use webapps. Syncthing is definetly something worth mentioning though. I have a folder I sync on all my machines called syncdrop, kind of like airdrop on IOS ecosystem. Great for passing stuff between my linux, android and mac devices. And there are sadly some painpoints such as no good replacement to ShareX on windows. Both mac and linux don't have a good equivalent. Flameshot is OKAY, but it doesn't hold a flame to ShareX's extensibility. I do use flameshot on mac/linux as its the best they've got. (I'm sure macOS has some app thats better, but I see no point in that if it doesn't also work on linux) Another painpoint is no good mail client. All we got is thunderbird but I'm not the biggest fan and sadly I'm pretty tied into using Tutanota desktop due to its encryption. I'm surprised someone hasn't made an app similar to gmail for foldering/filtering and general appearence + extension API. Most people use browsers for mail anyways these days. If I can give one recommendation is https://obsidian.md which IMO is the best markdown based note taking app. Think evernote or roam reasearch. Its also just got its mobile version in public beta. I'm a supporter of that app :)