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Nice! I did a similar list for Windows once: https://orga.cat/windows-utilities

Although mine is more opinionated I think, based on what I use. (And has a section with freeware/paid software at the end)

> WebOS was the intersection of Android's hack-ability and iOS's usability

It may have been... I can tell you that in current LG TVs usability is poor. I'm not sure about hack-ability in TVs, this may not apply

WebOS UX is terrible in LG TVs. It is really hard to do simple things. Try to switch between satellite and TV with less than 5 button presses

That was annoying. Totally unbrowsable

These did not load for me most of the time - I had to refresh the page. It's likely due to trying to manipulate the DOM before it is loaded.

On any case, these other stats are probably more useful and updated: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Editor_usage_stats

Cool. Maybe adding prefers-color-scheme would be useful?

Not only 4.0, also 4.5, etc. but it was also probably nvidia driver's fault.

The saddest part of it is that I was a happy KDE user back in the KDE3 days

I can't believe KDE can be run in a phone, when I tried to run KDE in my desktop it always felt sluggish and unstable

eMule is GPL, any closed source fork is likely illegal, even if it's the official client.

Apparently, the source code of this release can be found at https://github.com/irwir/eMule/tree/v0.60a

aMule was created as a cross-platform port of eMule as far as I can recall.

I'll have a look :)

I prefer XnViewMP and FastStone, but they are comparable.

If you don't need to open weird formats, JPEGView is the quickest.

free alternative for Windows: https://www.documentalist.io/

There is no real reason to use sqlite in web apps. Just use postgres and mysql, that's the the industry standard and you'll have less issues

Awesome. But a list like this could grow indefinitely. I wrote two CSV utilities a few years back; a data generator (https://github.com/pereorga/csvfaker) and a column randomizer (https://github.com/pereorga/csvshuf)

I don't understand why csvkit is listed in the SQL-based utilities section. csvkit is a suite of multiple command-line tools, including csvcut, csvsort, csvgrep, csvjson, csvstat, csvstack, csvjoin, etc. and multiple converters, so is not only csvsql