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hellfire103 10 points 3 years ago

My last experience with Win10 vs now:

(FOSS in bold)

  • Edge -> LibreWolf, Brave
  • Windows Mail & Calendar -> Thunderbird, Tutanota
  • Windows Explorer -> Thunar, PCManFM
  • Todoist/iCal -> fruux + Thunderbird
  • NCH VideoPad -> Kdenlive
  • iTunes, Spotify -> CDs, Audacious, DeaDBeeF, Bandcamp
  • VLC -> mpv, Parole
  • OneNote -> Obsidian Joplin + Backblaze B2
  • Firefox Lockwise -> Bitwarden
  • WPS Office -> LibreOffice, ONLYOFFICE
  • VSCode -> Micro
  • Visual Studio -> Micro + GCC + Glade
  • Finale -> MuseScore
  • NT -> Linux (obviously)
  • Windows 10 -> Debian, Arch Linux

And now, the online services:

  • Ecosia -> LibreX
  • YouTube -> CloudTube
  • Twitter -> Mastodon
  • Reddit -> Libreddit, Lemmy
  • Dropbox, Google Drive -> MEGA, Filen, USB sticks
  • Blogger -> Neocities, Flounder (gemini protocol)

Sorry for the long post. Here are some potatoes:

Potatoes

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techwithjake 4 points 3 years ago

Can you post the link for Micro? I use VSCode daily and if there's an OSS version comparable/better, definitely interested.

I never could make KDEnlive work well for me, I use ShotCut instead. Basically everything else, I'm the same. Can't get away from VLC though.

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hellfire103 2 points 3 years ago

Micro is just a text editor. What you'll be looking for is probably VSCodium.

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techwithjake 2 points 3 years ago

Thanks!

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moreeni 1 point 3 years ago

VSCode is OSS. The builds Microsoft distributes are proprietary because of some telemetry and stuff like that but glorious volunteers maintain something called VSCodium, which is essentially the same VSCode but without the Microsoft surprises

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thanks for using Leebra!

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