Windows

1. MPV - Video Player
2. DaVinci Resolve - Best Free Video Editor
3. Audacity - Audio Recorder
4. TeraCopy - File Copy Tool
5. Rufus, BalenaEtcher, Ventoy - Bootable USB Creator
6. Wireguard, OpenVPN - VPN Client
7. ShutterEncoder - Media Converter
8. Revo Uninstaller - App Uninstaller
9. Throttlestop - CPU Tweaker
10. Peace, EqualizerAPO - Audio Equalizer
11. Voicemeter - Virtual Audio Mixer
12. Qbittorrent - Torrent Client
13. Raindrop - Bookmark Manager

Android

1. Aegis - Authenticator
2. Wireguard - VPN Client
3. NextDNS Manager - DNS Manager
4. MPV - Video Player
5. NewPipe, GrayJay, LibreTube - YouTube Client
6. FUTU Voice Input
7. FUTO Keyboard
8. Aves Gallery
9. Delta Icon Pack
10. K9 Mail - Mail Client
11. QKSMS+ - SMS App
12. Perplexity Ai - GPT
13. Wavelet - Audio Equalizer
14. SafeSpace - Encrypted Vault
15. AppOps - App Permission Manager
16. Shizuku - Required by AppOps

Why does it have to be so heavy

Finally the fucking winter is over. I was so irritated. No one believes me.

Mad respect to them.

Laughs in CalyxOS. Muhahha.

Dude wtf. I had a dream last night where my phone was able to generate smells.

I forgot about it until I read this post. Wow. It's actually crazy.

The industry should resort to Resolve as a default. Tired of Adobe's bullshit.

What's do you get that information?

Have you tried phtn.app? It's gorgeous.

I have been using Aurora Store as my primary App Store for over a year now. Never had issues with using it with a VPN.

They have sandboxed Google services if you need it. But kind of defeats the purpose of Grpahene OS.

I have been on Calyx for a year now. Bank apps in my country totally works with microg.

Imagine using Ubuntu Touch with Waydroid for Android Compatibility. Would be sick.

Shutter Encoder is good too

Are ya winning son?

For real so strange

What's that

I use filters in boost app to exclude posts with words, websites that I don't want to see.

Whoa that's cool!

What device are you on?

Oh nice that it's still holding up. May I ask if that's your primary daily driver?

Not op.

Basically apps like Photoshop, DaVinci Resolve.

DaVinci Resolve for some reason simply doesn't want to work on my Linux instance. Plus it's playback is way slower compared to windows. My pc has weak specs so it's not really Linux's fault. Plus it says my GPU isn't supported in DaVinci on Linux while it does on Windows.

VST plug-ins for DAW.

Games like Valorant doesn't run on Linux.

I like Linux. But devs don't want to support Linux at the moment because of low market share.

Some apps need to be natively available on Linux. Wine isn't sufficient for running windows apps a lot of times. Especially in a professional setting.

Hopefully Linux market share increases in the future. It'll drive developers to write Linux native apps.

Would be sick to fully switch to Linux. Waiting for that day.