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De-google setup part 2
(lemmy.world)
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OppositeMeaning@lemmy.world
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Universal prefernces:
- Lightweight
- FOSS
- Resource-effeciency
- Offline-capable
Nice-to-have but non-garenteed features:
- Eco-friendly
- Decentralized
- Complete independence from original service. Use frontend if possible
Avoiding alternative software developers (or companies/cooperations), only use their products as a last resort:
- Proton
- Mullvad
- Tuta
- Mozzila
- FUTO
De-Boogle
Boogle Search:
- SearxNG
- Marginalia
- YaCy
Boogle Chrome:
- FREE Browser
- Librewolf
- Tor Browser
Boogle Mail:
- Service provider - mailbox.org with a custom domain
- Client:
- FairEmail
- Posteo
- Thunderbird
Boogle Maps:
- Modified PWA - Gmaps WV
- Map data - OpenStreetMaps
- Client - CoMaps
Boogle Gemini:
- Duck.ai
- Ollama
Boogle Play:
- Repo:
- F-Droid
- IzzyOnDroid
- Obtainium
- Client - Aurora Store
- Client for repos:
- Droid-ify
- ObtainX
YouTube:
- Platform - PeerTube
- Frontend - Invidious
- Frontend instance - materialio.us, ytchocolatemoo.com, Self-hosted
- Client:
- FreeTube
- PlasmaTube
Boogle messages:
- Fossify Messager
- NovaDial
Boogle My Files:
- Fossify File Manager
VirusTotal
- Veto
- Hypatia
Android - GrapeheneOS
Android Auto - Phone stand for car
De-Microslop
Windows:
- CachyOS
- Nobara
Office (or "Microslop Copilot 365"):
- MA Office
- LibreOffice
- OnlyOffice
De-Meta
Facebook and instagram:
- Platform - Mastodon
- Client for platform - Smither
WhatsApp - SimpleX Chat
De-ByteDance:
TikTok - Loops
CapCut:
- LibreCuts
- Kdenlive
Hypic (photo editor):
- Pocket Paint
- Pinta
- Inkscape
- GIMP
Gaming
- Minecraft:
- Luanti
- Cubys
-
Universe Sandbox - Galaxy Engine
-
Space Engine - Celestia
-
Territorial.io - OpenFront
-
Tetris - Block Drop
-
Wordle - Code Word
-
Friday Night Funkin - Etterna
General internet:
Domain name system:
- Adguard DNS
- NextDNS
- Quad9
Virtual private network:
- Manual Wireguard VPN tunnel
- Manual OpenVPN tunnel
- Tor Network
Proxy:
- HTTPS Proxy
- SOCKS5 Proxy
- Tor Proxy
(not really related for De-googling or opensource but mpreso for de-bloating) File types and codecs (wheneber possible):
.png/.JPEG:
- .webp
- jxl
.exc:
- .ods
.mp4:
- .webm
- .VP9
.mp3:
- .OPUS
- .m4a
Other:
Reddit:
- Platform - Lemmy
- Frontend - Redlib
- Frontend instance - saferreddit.com, self-hosted
Github:
- Repo - Gitlab, Codeberg
- Frontend - Gothub (no chosen instance yet)
New additions:
- Privacy Flip
- Shizuku
- Canta
- EnforceDoze
- SaverTuner
- Wine
- Virtual Box
- Librefind
- sustysubs.net
- Yagni Launcher
- LTE Cleaner
Useless reccomendations for me:
- Termux
On the sidelijes of comsideration:
- WizeStream (NewPipe fork)
- Flow (YouTube client)
- Skylib (Bluesky client, unlikely to actaully use)
Could use reccomendations for:
- Linux file manager
- Linux non-cloud-based photo gallery
- Long-term Linux distro if I find my beginner-friendly distros a bit pale in the future
Remaining questions:
- If you tested or use QubesOS, how's the experience?
- Do you use a non-Linux-based FOSS operating system (like ReactOS)? If so, how's the experience?
- Any alternatives I missed?
- Any other software categories I missed?
- Any other new additions that I missed?
It's not about opinions. Also, here's a screenshot from RedReader
Yes, you can not use it in commercially, and can not remove their payment stuff + attribution. You can share, modify, change, distribute it otherwise. What part of this not makes it open source?
"You cannot use it in commercially, you cannot remove their payment stuff" Brother, is this not restricting the use of the source code?
The same way that license of, say, MIT forces you to comply with itself (in its case provide text of license + you are not allowed to remove attribution), or GPL that provides it's own term in condition.
For me personally, MIT is what open source should be or even Public Domain, not GPL, hence why I am asking by which metric it is not open source.
For me being able to share, modify, distribute for free of monetary charge is Open Source. None of which is blocked by their FUTO license, as far I am aware.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40832506
So you consider something to be Open Source based on FSF and/or OSI definition? If that is the case, then I am even more confused on why you do not consider raw Firefox to be open source. In that case I can agree on why you do not consider FUTO licenses to be open source.