AdminerĪdminer is a minimalist Database Management System (DBMS) in a single PHP file and it focuses on security, UX, performance, feature set, and size. Nextcloud – File Share and Communication Platform 3. Its functionality is similar to that of Dropbox and ownCloud, and you can use it to sync your files, calendars, and other data formats. Nextcloud is an open-source, self-hosted file sharing platform with support for communicating and collaborating with teams. LibreOffice – Open Source Office Suite 2. Usually used as an alternative to Microsoft Office Suite, it is regularly updated and is also compatible with doc. It was first released in January 2011 by The Document Foundation and has since known to be the most reliable open-source office suite. LibreOffice is a free and open-source office suite written in C++, Java, and Python. I have decided to compile the applications our followers mentioned into a list which – since the mentions are still coming in, is non-exhaustive. In addition, you can automatically start your apps right from the Start menu, and if you get curious about the apps you have, there is an option to pull an installed app report to help keep track.Ravi Saive posted a question on Linux Inside FaceBook page asking users to mention the best open-source software they found in 2019 and boy did the comments come in.
Platform can also allow you to organize your software, for instance, display open source software only, hide the word Portable in your app names or even hide all splash screens.
Drop it on your portable device, and you're ready to go. All this is accomplished with this single, easy-to-use system. Platform is a full-featured all-in-one portable software menu, backup utility, app store, automatic updater, and application management system that ties all your portable apps together and lets you build a custom portable app suite.Īdd new apps from the built-in portable app store, organize them by category or folder, choose the look and color you want and automatically update everything.
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