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How FOSS is your setup?

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FOSS-y

3D: Blender

Automation: Python, Ansible and Bash

Calendar: ProtonCalendar

Chess: Lichess

DesktopOS: Pop!_OS

Drive: ProtonDrive

eBook: Calibre

E-Mail: ProtonMail

FOSS Android Apps Center: Droidify

Flashcards: Anki

Git Repos: Codeberg

IDE: AstroNvim

Keyboard: Keychron Q1 HE QMK

Laptop Firmware: Coreboot

Maps: OpenStreetMap and OrganicMaps

Messenger: Signal

Music Player: cmus

Office: LibreOffice

Password Manager: Bitwarden

RaspberryPi: Raspbian

Raster: GIMP

Recording: OBS and GPU Screen Recorder

Shell: Fish

SmartphoneOS: GrapheneOS

Terminal: Alacritty

Torrent: qBittorent

Tried Game Engines: Bevy and Godot

Typing Test: Monkeytype and Keybr

VPN: Mullvad

Vector: Inkscape

Video Player: mpv and VLC

Virtualization: Quickemu

Weather: OpenMeteo

Git Repos: GitHub

Music: Tidal

My College: Teams and Outlook

Notes: Obsidian

Routers: Firmware

Task Manager: Todoist
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  Why todoist and not tasks.org
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    I cannot get the same features on the desktop so it’s synced up. Besides that only Taks.org on Android is even better than Todoist.
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      I use nextcloud for tasks and then use tasks.org on android, not sure what features you need, but that has worked great for me

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