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I've been using this extension for a week now. At first it seemed complicated but once I understood how to arrange and create folders it was easy. Saving a bookmark is simple, just click the star and save it to your preferred folder. Plenty of helpful features. So much better than others, and I've tr...

Nunjucks provides more features for static site creating than any other framework listed. The ability to interact with complex data using mixins, speeds up development time.

Ubuntu is the best distribution ever, it helps beginners to know more about Linux by using easy GUI of Ubuntu

I'm playing the game (besides Transport Tycoon) since 2006 (Brianetta's Standard server was THE multi-player server to play on) and it is still awesome

You can use it for free, but even the paid plan starts incredibly cheap and allows you to add and remove features in a modular fashion. It's also the only encrypted mail provider offering an open source Android client at this time! Not only that, but it's available from F-Droid! I highly recommend Tu...

I've used Ubuntu Touch for several years as my main driver and as my work and personal phone. There have been times where some aspects were a tad problematical but it has gone from strength to strength under development by the UBPorts community.

Because it's open source and update frequently, so you can contribute and help in improvement.

Love it. When you found original Bootstrap litle bit common, you must try MDB.

Multiplatform database tool with a pleasing graphical representation of existing databases structures.

using it as a server OS and being still happy with it

niiiiiiiiceeeeeee

It is the best and efficient one I have ever seen in linux and I am using free function with that I can perform almost all functions needed in a pdf editor(crop, split , rotate and many more)

The rolling release is good AUR is awesome.Having used Linux for 20+ years it just seems to work and flow better. Having tried xfce and lxqt several times I always seem to end up back at Gnome (3). I guess there is no place like Gnome.