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A comprehensive list of software packages that are licensed under free software or open-source licenses, organized by categories such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data storage, and more. Each category contains links to the software names, descriptions, and sources.
Find out which apps run on Android platform and meet guidelines for free software and open-source software. Browse categories such as web browsers, office suites, communication, privacy/security, and more.
Free Download Manager is a proprietary download manager for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android. It has features such as download acceleration, torrent support, and file management, but also a history of spreading Linux malware via its website.
Find out the names, licenses, requirements and similar proprietary web applications of various free software that can run alternative web applications. The list covers online office suite, photo sharing, video streaming, mapping, file sharing, wiki, blogging, social network, web mail, forum, survey, RSS reader, social news, translation, homepage, web chat and more.
Find out which apps run on iOS with source code available under a free software / open-source software license. The list includes web browsers, password managers, office suites, maps, email clients, and more.
A comprehensive list of software packages that are available for free or optional fee, but usually closed source and with restricted usage rights. Find popular examples of freeware in various categories, such as games, media players, security, and more.
F-Droid is a free and open source software repository and app store for Android devices, similar to Google Play. It hosts over 3,800 apps that are free of proprietary software and advertising, and allows users to set up their own repositories.
Learn what free software is, how it differs from proprietary, gratis and open source software, and why it is a matter of liberty, not price. Explore the history of the free software movement, the GNU Project, the Free Software Foundation and the four essential freedoms of free software.