Crigence
Tutorials
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Software reviews
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| minitube "Looks pretty nice at first glance, but once you actually start trying to watch videos with it you realize it's many flaws; very little control over the playing video, the UI is somehow unintuitive despite being simple, and worst of all: It's SLOW. I love privacy as much as the next guy, but the majority of users – including me – don't wanna route a video through Invidious if it all it adds up to from their perspective is video's that run like trash. I personally greatly prefer FreeTube." |
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| steam:i386 "(Probably) the definitive place to purchase and play all the most modern games on, especially on Linux thanks to the invention of Proton. Hell, I probably wouldn't be a proud Linux Mint user right now if it wasn't for Proton's ability to get most game's running, so it definitely deserves credit for that. Just don't expect everything to work.™ Only gave it a 4 instead of a 5 due to the occasional jankiness of it's Linux implementation" |
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| notepadqq "It's the best Notepad++ alternative for Linux that I could find, personally, but that doesn't mean too much given the limited competition. I haven't been experiencing the crashes or lost data or whatever of everyone else, what made me stop using it was it's slow launch times compared to xed. Speed is a huge factor in why I use Linux, and if an app can't be fast, I'll just go for an alternative that is, even if I'll miss some of the slower app's features..." |
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| keepassxc "The best password manager I could've ever asked for. Great security, feature-rich, and not localized on somebody else's computer like Bitwarden. Perfection." |
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| org.videolan.VLC "This is one of the most egregious Flatpak variants of applications out there in my opinion, *purely speaking on size.* Standard VLC claims to be about 45 MBs. Makes sense. This Flatpak claims to be 2.6 GBs. Perhaps I'm missing something, but shit like that is why I never go for Flatpaks over native packages" |
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| yakuake "It's a fine application, and does exactly what it claims it does, but there are options out there that both look and function better in my opinion, namely Tilda." |
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