For me, I can't do without Handbrake, yt-dlp, and ffmpeg. What about you? What are some small nifty apps that are a must have in your environment?

>>105855943 (OP)
yt-dlp
ffmpeg
syncthing
The one I made to help me run TTRPGs.

>>105855983
>syncthing
Didn't even know this was a thing. This sounds pretty cool.

>>105856009
It's great. I use it to sync files between my desktop, laptop, and phone. It's very convenient.

>>105856009
syncthing is the only file sharing program for local devices that has just worked for me.

>>105855943 (OP)
nvim
git
mpv/yt-dlp
llama-cpp
ssh which basically solves networking
>>105856009
If you *must* have general bidirectional sync it's probably the best solution. IMO what you really want is git for files you write yourself and then some kind of distributed object store for archiving binary files. You don't need full bidirectional sync with deletion support, it just really complicates things.

>yt-dlp
>ytarchive (can dl entire channels at once)
>ffmpeg
>freetube (youtube gui)
>kdenlive (video editing gui)
>blender
>nicotine+ (free p2p music for me, also sharing my collection)
>gimp
>mpv
>qbittorrent (free p2p movies for me)
>dosbox
>lutris
>keepassxc

darkfans-auto

TOTAL COMMANDER, it's my file manager, app/script launcher, a full desktop environment
Syncthing, too good to be free
MusicBee

>>105856142
I needed something like this, I didn't know ytarchive was a thing. Does this do well with 2-3hr videos like video podcasts? Does it have built in sleep/delay settings to prevent rate limiting? What kind of rate limiting restrictions are there and what settings do you use to prevent a ban? Is it better to use a cookie/login? The podcast I want to archive probably has about 1/10 of its videos requiring a sign up.

>>105856641
>Does this do well with 2-3hr videos like video podcasts?
I've archived 2 hour long livestreams live with ytarchive (to make sure I get the stream if it's deleted after broadcast). I don't know about the other stuff you asked, never gotten a ban.

t. same anon

>>105856142
I thought ytarchive was just for streams.

>>105856688
Does it only do streams or can it archive an entire channel like you said? What options do you use with it?

>>105856703
It may be, I may have misremembered.

>>105856710
It's either yt-dlp or ytarchive that can download entire channels. I can't remember, probably yt-dlp then.

>>105855943 (OP)
>Apps
They're called "programs".
>>105856759
>It's either yt-dlp or ytarchive that can download entire channels. I can't remember, probably yt-dlp then.
You list it as if you can't do without it and don't even know what it does? Damn, dude.

>>105856890
I can't do without it when I need it, but I only rarely need it. I use yt-dlp every day, ytarchive like once a month, what can I say.

>>105856009
it's niche at best and not a replacement for a good backup solution you cunt.

>>105855943 (OP)
bro I do NOT have time to type shit in a command line. there's a fucking mouse there a reason and I have shit to do (gooning to your mom)

>>105857464
I remeber when I was a windows user 2 years ago and I used to think like this but now at worst what I typically run is a command like yt-dlp -x --no-playlist url and now I always think to myself "was I seriously that retarded?".

>>105857519
using software that is backed by no corporation whatsoever is indeed very liberating.

>>105857464
it's a lot easier anon, trust us.

>>105855943 (OP)
Oh is it that time again where you make a dlp thread and Google's AI picks up on it and starts breaking it agian. Good job retard. Nice thread, hope your software stops working again.

>>105855943 (OP)
>CLI
>pass
A simple password manager, uses pgp and git.
>micro
Nice text editor
>GUI
>timeshift
For btrfs snapshots
>Localsend
For sharing files p2p wirelessly between devices.
>>105857464
I know you're shitposting but you can bind commands you use a lot to aliases or certain keys. When I want to download a yt video I just copy the url and press Super+Y, yt-dlp does the rest. I also use the alias "tz" to create a .tar.zst file out of a directory, so I just do "tz maymays/" and voilà.

>>105855943 (OP)
Essential programs I use every day:
zsh
ssh
tmux
nvim
git

For YouTube I use:
newsboat to subscribe to RSS feeds for channels I'm interested in
mpv+yt-dlp to watch the videos

>>105855943 (OP)
>data-mining thread

>>105855943 (OP)
mpv ffmpeg yt-dlp
neo/vi/m
git
ssh
tailscale
syncthing
keepassxc
tmux

bump34. cant live w/o you!