US politicians really don't seem to be able to grasp the idea of Open Standards, do they? :/

Someone recently asked about RISC-V apps, and someone else asked if there was a list of apps available. I thought it might be a good idea to start one here.

These are some of the apps I'm interested in, that apparently run on RISC-V (I've not tested them because I don't have a RISC-V board yet) :

• Ardour
• Audacity
• Calindori
• Gedit
• GIMP
• Handbrake
• Inkscape
• Krita
• Moment - a Matrix client
• Nitro
• qTox
• Scribus
• Sphinx
• Stellarium
• Tor Browser
• VLC

I've seen LibreOffice Writer running too.

Podman and Docker also work.

If you know of other apps (and I'm sure there must be), please add them below.

Coming to a desktop-class mini-ITX motherboard in 2024.

The only difference [from Arm] is that the marketplace is allowed to use these standards without proprietary licences from a controlling company.

A rational, sensible response from Calista Redmond.

Apparently China is "abusing" RISC-V! I simply don't understand the mentality. :/