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Synfig Studio
Vector 2D animation software that tweens between keyframes instead of making you draw every frame.
System Informer
An open-source Process Explorer alternative that monitors resources, debugs software and helps detect malware, with no installation needed.
SystemRescue
A bootable Linux toolkit for repairing a broken machine: partitioning, filesystem repair, data recovery and network tools on one USB stick.
Tabby
A terminal, SSH client and serial console in one window, with a connection manager and an encrypted secret store.
Technitium DNS Server
A self-hosted DNS server that blocks ads network-wide, hosts your own zones, and encrypts upstream queries.
Tenacity
A fork of Audacity created after the 2021 telemetry row, built to record and edit audio with nothing phoning home.
TestDisk & PhotoRec
Recovers lost partitions, makes non-booting disks bootable again, and undeletes files from FAT, exFAT, NTFS and ext filesystems.
Text Grab
Grabs text out of any image, video frame or uncopyable part of a Windows app using on-device OCR, and puts it on the clipboard.
Timeshift
System restore for Linux: scheduled snapshots you can roll back to after an update goes wrong.
tmux
Keeps terminal sessions alive on a server after you disconnect, and splits one window into many.
Tokei
Counts the lines of code in a project by language, separating real code from comments and blank lines, in seconds.
Tor Browser
A hardened Firefox that sends every page through the Tor network, so the site sees an exit node instead of your address.
TranslucentTB
Makes the Windows taskbar transparent, blurred or tinted, and changes it depending on what is on screen.
TriliumNext Notes
A hierarchical note app where one note can live in several places at once, with a server you can host.
Trippy
Combines traceroute and ping into one live interface showing loss and latency at every hop along a route.
TurboVNC
A VNC server and viewer tuned for image-heavy work, so 3D applications and video stay usable over a network.
Twinkle Tray
Adds brightness sliders for external monitors to the Windows system tray, using DDC/CI, which Windows does not support natively.
Ueli
A keystroke launcher that works the same on Windows, macOS and Linux, which most launchers do not.
UltiMaker Cura
The most widely used free slicer for filament 3D printers, with profiles for hundreds of machines.
ungoogled-chromium
Plain Chromium with every connection to Google web services stripped out, and nothing else changed.
UniGetUI
One graphical interface for WinGet, Chocolatey, Scoop, pip, npm and a dozen other package managers, so updates happen in one place.
Upscayl
Enlarges low-resolution images with AI models running on your own GPU, in a plain drag-and-drop window.
Uptime Kuma
A self-hosted uptime monitor that pings your sites and services and tells you the moment one stops answering.
uv
A single Rust tool that replaces pip, pipx, poetry, pyenv, virtualenv and twine, and installs packages 10 to 100 times faster.
Veusz
A scientific plotting package that produces publication-ready PDF and SVG figures, built by combining plotting widgets.
Vim
The editor that is already on every server, with a graphical build for Windows and a licence that asks you to donate to Ugandan children.
Virtual Machine Manager
The standard desktop front end for KVM on Linux, plus the command line tools that go with it.
Visual Studio Code
Microsoft's code editor, free to use but shipped under a Microsoft licence rather than an open one.
Vivaldi
A Chromium browser for people who want tab stacks, split screen and a mail client in the same window.
Vorta
A desktop front end for BorgBackup, so encrypted deduplicated backups stop being a cron job.
