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I love Newpipe. Special shoutout to the fork with Sponsorblock: NewPipe x SponsorBlock. One of the first apps I install after a fresh OS install.
https://pi-hole.net/, and it has saved me from a world of aggravation and irritation.
look at https://github.com/joshiemoore/snakeware where almost everything besides the Linux Kernel will be replaced by Python(They will find a way to init via Python.) Also http.server(a http server python module) and more.
QGIS. It's my favourite project ever and shows that libre software can be professionally compelling. ArcMap is good, but running QGIS on Linux is on a whole new level, it's reliable, has less bugs and there aren't catastrophic bugs (usually, there are some catastrophic on the non-LTR versions) or at least doesn't have the amounts of data loss that ArcMap has on their bugs. In my country QGIS is getting ahead of ArcMap on many public services because it's powerful and it's well optimised so it can run on low end and old machines. But still needs founding as more features are getting included and development is very quick in solving bugs, but minor ones are left unfixed in favour of prioritising the catastrophic ones.
https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/issues/17597 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26548100
He does a really good job, and I love the fact that he gets even more games working for me. Though he tends to focus on games that don't work (for obvious reasons) and adding patches in that way, whereas valve seems to just focus on the translation aspect of proton. I'm not sure valve wants to put focus on individual games as much as the community does. Their goal is overall compatibility where we look at the few games we stick to.
https://profanity-im.github.io/ because XMPP is a federated decentralized and encrypted message protocol. And Profanity is the client that I like most. I value privacy.
I2P
nnn, one of the most happening projects that boosts terminal productivity. Every new release adds exciting new features.
[1] https://github.com/ctz/rustls
Then you might be looking for something like Vanced perhaps?
I'd donate to open-source federated social media. Furthermore, I'd like to see modern functional programming languages being developed further (Idris and Racket are on my list).