Top 10 BEST Linux Apps

Featuring the excellence of open source. These are the 10 best cross platform pieces of software that is freely available today.

*Obsidian is NOT open source. My apologies.

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00:00 - Introduction
00:35 - Obsidian
01:47 - INTOTHEAM
02:38 - OBS Studio
03:31 - RStudio
04:27 - MPV
05:00 - OpenRGB
05:50 - Goverlay
06:37 - Blender
07:00 - QGIS
08:07 - FreeCAD
08:57 - Inkscape
09:51 - BONUS

[theena]

Krita - better than Gimp in my view
Kate - good text editor
(Neo)Vim - God's text editor

[diver]

obsidian isn't open source. great but not open source. correct me if im wrong

[archie]

Obsidian is great, but it's not open source (only an extension for it). As far i know open source alternative is Zettlr

[noel_curray]

i'm happy that the studio i'm working is using blender. that's why I am using Linux on work.

[eduardoluisbaptista]

QGIS has come a long way since it's beginnings back in the early 00s when ArcGIS reigned supreme. Amazing piece of software and became an industry standard nowadays, also responsible for bringing Python as the default scripting language for geographic data processing to students and professionals worldwide (myself included). Truly a GIS landmark.

[xhielorei]

QGIS is just great, as a university student (geography), QGIS is just the standard here

[AlbusRegis]

OBS is an absolute powerhouse and the go to software for video recording or streaming, it is a shame that it doesn't run properly on some distributions due to the X11 to Wayland transition.
If you want an example Debian 11 is one of them, neither the deb, the snap or the flatpak are competelly functional. Even compiling from source carries the same issues.
I miss it a lot and hope this transition period will end soon.

[marufbepary]

OBS and Blender are the 2 non-development Open-Source apps that are the instructor standards. I with Linux was that.

[marshunnaclark]

That Markdown editor application looks pretty cool! I can't wait to try it!

[PhlegmaTREEc]

Switch Obsidian for Logseq for that sweet FOSS

[sirrobertdowneysenior]

MPV is good but no comparison with VLC. For new distros users will think media player missing features instead of getting it's keyboard driven. Both are FOSS so cool.

[aldanesh]

Blender and ArcGIS are fantastic. Far better than propriety ones. I even suggested a workflow to use them together instead of some propriety (very expensive) software for visual impact assessment of wind turbines for my master's thesis.

[nathanp]

I really wish they used QGIS when teaching GIS software in our Geology courses. Not only is it FOSS, but also it has much better compatibility. I was at an internship where I needed two computers because ArcGIS only ran on windows.

[proctoscopefilms]

Love your videos bro you da man ! Getting new sponsors, love it !

[abansalify]

Joplin is a free note taking tool with both Rich Editor and markup editor. Plus you can sync up with file system or cloud

[SohelRana-hiec]

VS Codium deserves to get some attentions.

[schweepy_g]

OMG running an ArcGIS enterprise upgrade as I'm watching this video. That's amazing that there is an opensource tool equivalent.

[pelletized]

i love these videos! i get paralyzed by choice whenever i scroll through pop shop, and i don't even know what most of the apps do

[jmtornetta]

Great list. Obsidian isn't open source but does have a generous and non spammy free option.

[StrategyYouDidntKnow]

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