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@Brahvim
logseq is also open source and beats obsidian in many regards IMHO.
@louis_sch

@edison23
take a look at https://e.foundation ;at least mine works with my bank.
@be4foss @kde

@LGUG2Z
Assuming you are implying "rust is the only sane language",
take a look at what @kdab is doing, they have been posting quite a bit about #rust #cpp #Qt interop lately.

They might also be able teach you sane C++ 😉
@kde @kde@lemmy.kde.social

@fallingcats
tv is one that springs to mind.
Generally one where you have a pointer input, but no keyboard, game consoles like applications might also be an answer?
@n1729 @kde

@herzenschein
If you are interested in Qt without the MOC I can also recommend @copperspice_cpp that is a fork of Qt4 but relies heavily on#modernCpp
@ono @kde

@vaseline
Reminds me of the friends episode, where Chandler and Joey get free porn on the cable and can't turn the tv off 😃
@leopold @kde

@AceFuzzLord
There is an open source crochet recipe for it.
@Doombot1 @kde

@mokazemi
You may want to take a look at the @tuxedocomputers repositories, that's how I get my #Firefox.
(Full disclosure: I bought a machine with it preinstalled)
@JTskulk

@iod
back in the ICQ days I made the mistake of making my message received sound the clip from Monty Python and the quest for the holy Grail the "message for you Sir" clip, it was funny... at first, and that lesson has stayed with me ever since.
@flyos @kde

@RadicalEcologist
I guess for the same reason that you enjoy any of those things: people want to work on it ... for free... in their spare time.
Am I frustrated that exchange support is so bad in KMail? yes (mostly because I'm forced to care about exchange support), but in open source that's kinda the deal.

Also, I'm not sure the people that would work on statistics software are the same as would work on Kalendar😃
@kde @kde@lemmy.kde.social