I'm in Berlin Germany this week at the EthBerlin hackathon. Working on a project that helps connect developers with open source projects and making their contributions more impactful!
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Spent a few days with James and the Mudbots 3D Printer. Did you know you can use Inkscape, Freecad, Sweethome3D, Blender, etc. to design and print with concrete!?
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My daily driver keyboard. Corne Keyboard with open source firmware, QMK. I'm using the Colemak keyboard layout.
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I've been using Kdenlive for video editing for over 10 years. Its tools and capabilities never cease to amaze me!
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Building a new computer desk today out of butcher block countertops.
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Spent most of the morning rebuilding this open source, 30 key, minimal keyboard. Its called the Gherkin. I had built it incorrectly a few years ago and had to un-solder and re-solder all the keys! github.com/di0ib/tmk_keyboard/tree/master/keyboard…
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Building an energy efficient garage / shop / office to work in this winter. Its made of foam and concrete, using ICF blocks. Like a very big Lego set!
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Still getting the hang of 3D printing. Here a some of my prints with the Ender 3.
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The K100 Multitop Keyboard Computer by Zyvhur. It's an all in one mechanical keyboard and case for the Raspberry Pi. Pretty cool. Video coming soon! Also, they're doing a kickstarter right now, so if you're into this kind of thing, show them some love! www.kickstarter.com/projects/zyvhur/the-k100-multi…
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Spending more time with LMMS lately and decided to change up the UI. I love this software!
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Hi!
I’m Ryndon, creator of TJFREE.
I try to provide accurate information for people looking for free alternatives to proprietary and paid software.
All of the programs recommend here are free to download and use, and most are Free Open Source Software (FOSS).
These are genuine free/libre programs who’s creators (in many cases) have chosen to donate their time and ideas in order to create awesome and useful tools for everyone to use. If you find their software useful, please consider donating on their official website(s).
I discovered open source and free software in the mid 2000’s, and noticed a lack of information and education surrounding some of this software.
In 2009, I uploaded a YouTube video demonstrating my favorite free software applications, showing some of the useful and cool things they can do.
Free software can be incredibly powerful and useful and In many cases, even outperform paid versions of similar software.