@fsfe

@ff3 (Firefly III budget tracker)
@kimai (Kimai time tracker)
@keepassxc (KeePassXC password manager)
@signalapp (Signal messenger)
@libreoffice (LibreOffice … ya know)
@nextcloud (Cloud and collaboration platform)
@videolan (VLC Player)
@linkstack (LinkStack Linktree alternative)
@kicad (PCB design)
#imagemagick
#ytdlp
#cmus
#ffmpeg
#sox
#WeKan
#noScribe
…

FS FTW!

@nsartor If all your media is stored on the Linux server, you can also login using SSH and play music using MOC or CMUS on the command line.

CMUS and MOC are two audio players that are easier to use. They both just work out-of-the-box; you just install them and they just work without editing any configuration files.

Supposedly, MPD and ncmpcpp have more options and features but require editing configuration files to get them both to work properly. After editing a few files, I still could not get them working. Things do not have to be this hard to listen to audio files on Linux.