This is the open source software I use each day in 2023...this is part 2 of the 2 part series. Enjoy

I split the video into two parts this year. My list continues to grow, so it's harder to fit it all into a single video of reasonable length. I hope you'll see some amazing open source software that you already love, or want to try. You can find all the links to all of the projects from this video and the previous one on the Show Notes page listed below in the Links section.

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=== Timestamps ===
00:00 Beginning
00:09 Introduction
01:12 Thank you to my Patrons at Patreon
01:50 X-Lights
03:58 Trilium Notes
06:39 NextCloud - Document, Photo, Calendar, and Office Suite
08:35 Jellyfin
10:25 Navidrome
11:36 Quant-UX
14:05 Bookstack - Incredible Wiki Platform
15:17 Databag - E2E Encrypted Chat and Communication
16:25 Crater Invoices
16:59 Netmaker - Wireguard VPN
19:27 Traggo - Time Tracking
20:07 Shotcut Video Editor
21:23 RustDesk - Remote Support
22:23 Wireguird - Wireguard Client for Linux
23:08 Tabby - Terminal Emulator
23:44 LibreOffice
25:43 OBS - Open Broadcast System
27:40 Closing Thoughts
28:37 Veloren - MMORPG

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=== Attributions ===

[BookStackApp]

Great video as always, very much honored to be featured in this set of apps!

[rasbe]

great content man. Every time I watch your videos I find something new to install, setup and learn.

[tubbydrmmr]

Just watched both part 1 and 2. Fantastic collection of open source options for things I need or want to run. Thanks for the great content!

I noticed some feature overlap in some of the tools you showed, specifically the remote system managers. I was going to ask about the differences, what your preference is, if each one has it's own use case, etc. But then I saw in your show notes that you actually made a video comparing those! I'll be checking that out next. Thanks!

[ElTelBaby]

@ 24:12 LibreOffice... That came bundled with Ubuntu;... But I'm used 2 Apache OpenOffice which offer me the same ability 2 crate documents etc...

[nighttide]

Amazing video! So many useful tools, and quite a few that I'm not familliar with. I'm 24yo and I spend a lot of time researching open source software and putting together my system so it has the best software library!

[chrisa.]

Nice! Part 2, and there are a couple apps I've never used. Thanks for the breakdown! Netmaker particularly, I started setting up according to your video from 7 months ago, but never finished... I guess it's time to get back to that now.

[suntoryjim]

Thanks for pointing me to Navidrome. I've been looking for something like this.

[StefanWempe]

Great series! what i miss the most, and sure hope you got in order..??..?? is what to use for (automated) backups!

[kevinhughes]

Loved both these vids great setup thanks for sharing. Would like to see updated vid on jellyfin plz

[shazman]

Thanks very much for you insights. I to am a fan of OSS. So your video is very helpful. Thanks again. Subscribed!

[sohaibkhan]

Thanks for the share, love your work!
Question, have you thought about making a video for open source single sign on (SSO)? I haven't found any good examples used in home lab.

[RealLagoose]

Just stumbled across your channel and Love these 2 videos. You have a great way of presenting. Thank you and you just got a new subsriber, hope you get great success.

[Subx-x]

I like the look of traggo, they just need a browser extension and I will use it

[blazed-space]

🗿 reppin open source! Thanks so much, great video as always

[Paruthi.]

Good series, thanks. Picked up a few new apps to play with. Great video as always

[tubejim]

Do you have a home inventory program? Something to store: location, value(for insurance), warranty, url for more info, picture, ...

[JohnMitchellCalif]

useful! I just installed NextCloud and am always looking for alternatives for me to get things done

[seditiouswalrus]

Nice vid man, you always share great info 👍

[siddharthalodha]

Hey Fellow PM, Discovered Quant-UX through you.

[JohnMayfield-NS]

Good series, thanks. Picked up a few new things to play with.

Noticed on your web page that the link for Quant-UX is wrong, has the web page for navidrome. :)