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At first glance largely similar to Flameshot, but it can record as well which is a big plus.
- Liked Spectacle
Replied to a comment / review on Bluefish Editor
Reviewed Bluefish EditorThe developer is responsive and quickly implements useful suggested features with a speed I've never witnessed before. Bluefish itself is thus not surprisingly just as fast. It loads as quick or quicker than a simple plain text editor; impressive.
Liked Bluefish Editor- Reviewed Flameshot
Okay, wow. Should be the default on all operating systems. Intuitive, lots of features, easily configurable. And exportable settings!
- Liked Flameshot
Reviewed GrokipediaOwned and manipulated by a society-eroding billionaire.

Thinks FeatherPad and Sublime Text is an alternative to Xed
Liked FeatherPad and Sublime Text- Reviewed Filen
Works on all devices. Straightforward. Fast.
Unfortunately they will accept crypto“currencies” as payment soon—read, pyramid Ponzi schemes.
Edit: their client has continuous upload/download traffic and disk write activity: https://github.com/FilenCloudDienste/filen-desktop/issues/108#issuecomment-2495252477
- Liked Mojeek
Reviewed CarbonioCarbonio is replete with bugs—hence not infrequently being referred to as "Craponio" by users. A prime example why vibe coding [AI generated code / AI slop *] by amateur programmers is irresponsible and should be avoided, especially for critical infrastructure. Support by Zextras is unimaginably unprofessional; during a support call the head representative was fellating an e-cigarette while communicating in a way that boils down to "f^&% you, pay me" even when one had paid, and pointing fingers...
Reviewed Phoenix CodePhoenix Code + Emmet finally made Microsoft based VSCodium redundant. At least for web development. Intuitive and powerful; surprisingly underrated.
Liked Phoenix Code
Added Cinnamon, Budgie and KDE Plasma as alternative to Compiz- Liked Cinnamon, Linux Mint, Budgie and Element X
- Thinks Debian is an alternative to Linux Mint
Replied to a comment / review on Namecheap
Reviewed NamecheapWas a positive review before, but since they started accepting crypto"currencies" they are (unwittingly?) legitimizing greed-inducing pyramid schemes.
