

And in the US, those which more claimed about VW, these clean and soustainables cars
https://youtube.com/shorts/WcMLqHtwHoI
Black belt in Mikado, Photo model, for the photos where they put under ‘BEFORE’
And in the US, those which more claimed about VW, these clean and soustainables cars
https://youtube.com/shorts/WcMLqHtwHoI
Curiosity apart, the intelligent object removing in PS is also based on the Resynthesize, which is a invention from GIMP. It it used now also by other editors, even in online versions, like eg.Lunapic, there called “Remove and inpaint” in the seleccion tool.
Well, Gimp is great, but still lacks some features for the professional user, eg a good RAW support, it can substitute PS if you also use Krita to fill the holes Gimp still has-
It even has a Textpad
There is also an satire version, Windows 93, but Windows 96 is a functional online version from the descarted M$ Nashville project before they released Windows 98. Anyway good for pranking your friends, putting it fullscreen.
In Spain also a lot of administrations and companies use LibreOffice or OpenOffice, saving a lot of money by the way.
The best alternative to Paint for me is Online
https://viliusle.github.io/miniPaint/
I don’t know why it is called Mini, it’s a very powerfull and complete editor. I use it as PWA, also selfhostable
Instead of Notepad
https://www.giuspen.net/cherrytree/
Calculator, curious, and complete this one
https://preccalc.sourceforge.net/
Long, long time ago, we used the finger command for communication, still works and without the need of any extern app. Works by default in all Unix like systems (Windows, Mac), in some Linux distros needs to be installed, if it isn’t already implemented.
You can use happynetbox to create an handle
Example
Open console and write
finger zerush@happynetbox.com
You say it, the Wallpaper enngine is a paid proprietary soft, while Lively Wallpaper and the Linux alternatives do the same and are FLOSS
Yes, sadly, it’s really a cool app. But for Linux also exist something similar
https://alternativeto.net/software/lively--animated-wallpaper-system/?platform=linux
Well, there is a lot of panic about the change from Mv2 to Mv3, and also a lot of misinformation. It’s correct that Mv3 adblocker are somewhat less effective (independent tests don’t show much difference, but in change offer a way better security). Inbuild adblocker won’t be affected and in other extensions not related to adblocking, it’s irrelevant for the user if it is Mv2 or Mv3. Mv2 will disappear sooner or later, same as Mv1 in 2013. Some Chromium Browsers still support Mv2 extensions some time longer (Vivaldi, Opera, Brave), naturally all FF forks, probably until next year, but Mv2 is dying, yes or yes. Only problem exist for uBO, due to it’s specific structure need to be practically remade from scratch to be compatible with Mv3, until now Gorhill only released uBO Lite Mv3, Meanwhile AdGuard and Adblock Plus already are in Mv3
Differences
Recent research and implementation data reveal several key advantages of Chrome’s Manifest V3 (MV3) over Manifest V2 (MV2):
Security Improvements
- Enhanced extension architecture that limits access to sensitive data[1]
- Disallows remote code execution, requiring all code to be contained within the extension[2]
- Stricter privacy protocols that minimize data collection[1:1]
Performance Benefits
- Optimized resource management through updated background processes[1:2]
- More efficient performance through the new declarativeNetRequest API[3]
Anti-Tracking Capabilities
- Recent studies show MV3 ad blockers blocked approximately 1.8 more trackers per website compared to MV2 versions[4]
- Specific improvements in individual tools:
- Adblock Plus MV3 blocked 21.5% more trackers than its MV2 version
- Stands MV3 showed a 45.9% improvement in tracker blocking[4:1]
Enhanced Combined Protection
Sources:
For sure it is good because any other engine is direct or indirect an Google project, all development over the past decade was funded by Google. But this, to create a new indie engine in 2026 comes 15-20 years too late as to be capable to gain any minimum market share. The browser market is a brutal competition with over 70 companies victims in this battle, and I fear that Ladybird won’t be an exception.
No browser with third party investors can be really independent, they always will obey more the interests of the investors as on those from the users. Anyway the guys from Ladybird have balls of steel to develope an browser engine from scratch in an market saturated of browsers of any kind and a brutal competition, this would had more sense 15 years ago, but not now. Good luck, maybe in 2029-2030 there is an good browser multi-platform with all the needed infrastructure, servers and extensions, but I’ll see to believe.
Tox is easy-to-use software that connects you with friends and family without anyone else listening in. While other big-name services require you to pay for features, Tox is completely free and comes without advertising. Chat, P2P serverless, screen/file sharing, voice, video, groups, encrypted.
MakeHuman is a 3D character creation software designed to simplify the creation of virtual humans through a graphical user interface. The software allows users to create realistic human characters by adjusting parameters like gender, age, height, weight, and ethnicity through slider controls. Characters can be customized with clothes, hair, poses, and materials from the built-in library and exported to 3D soft, like Blender.
Linguist translator extension (Chromium, Firefox). Multi-engine (customizable), TTS, translate pages, selected text, words, inclusion in context menu, offline translation, privacy focused, 130 languages.
Photoshop (almost) right in your browser, desktop or mobile, also as PWA or even selfhosted
There are some
https://alternativeto.net/software/bear-blog/?license=opensource