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I would like to nominate Kovid Goyal, the author of Calibre[1] and Kitty[2], to this list. I don't know if he accepts sponsoring (and/or donations) - I've not seen anything of that sort on his websites - but I'll be eternally grateful for the wonderful stuff he's created!
I'd like to throw in PhotoPrism[1], a web-based photo management tool. It's already moving forward steadily, having recently added a first version of facial recognition. The author wants to make it his full time job, but isn't quite there yet funding-wise.
Recently wanted to back up my CD collection and came upon Aaru, which supports an impressive amount of formats: https://github.com/aaru-dps/Aaru
The main developer is currently getting $100 a month on Patreon.
https://opencollective.com/ (typically requires OSS license + 100 stars + 2 contributors)
Drilling down this list helped me to find https://notable.app by @fabiospampinato
It looks like a beautifully simple Markdown Notes Desktop App (Win/Mac/Linux). Have just been playing with it to import plain .txt files lying around no my Desktop. Has a simple out-of-the-way UI for creating markdown pages, organize active ones in tags, favorites or pin to top. Saves as plain .md files in 1 folder. Zen, floating & translucent modes. Looks like a TODO.txt notepad.exe replacement that might stick.
Well, I do realize I might be way over reacting, but:
https://github.com/kuon/WhyILeftGithub
It is a general feeling of putting everything in the same basket.