Debian Linux Handbook

I have the following programs installed on my computer (or used previously):

• Scribus - free open-source DTP software
  
• GIMP - free and open-source raster graphics editor
  
• Krita - free and open-source raster graphics editor
  
• Inkscape - vector graphics editor
  
• My Paint - digital painting tool
  

• Simplenote - a note-taking application
  
• ONLYOffice - an office suite
  
• MarkText - a simple and elegant markdown editor
  
• Xournal - note-taking software
  
• Steam - a video game digital distribution service platform
  
• Heroic - a game launcher for Epic in Linux
  
• ProtonUp-Qt - install Proton-GE for Linux
  
• PDFShuffler - merge or split pdf documents
  
• Foliate - a simple and modern eBook viewer for Linux
  

• Filezilla - a free software, cross-platform FTP application
  
• Grsync - a graphical user interface for rsync, a differential backup and file synchronization tool
  
• Synology Drive Client/Driver Server on NAS - file sync app
  
• Timeshift - system restore app
  
• VirtualBox - OS virtualization tool
  

• Audacity - audio editor
  
• Audacious - audio player software
  
• Olive - video editor
  
• SimpleScreenRecorder - screen recorder
  
• OBS Studio - screen recorder and live streaming
  
• VLC - media player
  
• LBRY - decentralized content platform
  
• Ksnip - screenshot and annotation tool
  

• Skype - voice/video chat app
  
• MegaSync - a file-hosting service
  
• Firefox - web browser
  
• Qbittorrent - open-source bittorrent client
  
• Handbrake - video transcoder
  
• Signal - secure private messenger
  

• ranger - cli file manager
  
• screenkey - screenkey tool
  
• htop - a process viewer
  
• Midnight Commander - console file manager
  
• Links - web browser in text mode
  
• Neomutt - cli mail reader
  
• Catfish - file search
  
• Auto-Cpufreq - battery and cpu optimizer for Linux laptops