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KeePassXC

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2022 GPLv3 v2.7.12

Let KeePassXC safely store your passwords and auto-fill them into your favorite apps, so you can forget all about them. We do the heavy lifting in a no-nonsense, ad-free, tracker-free, and cloud-free manner. Free and open source. KeePassXC has been awarded a Security Visa by the French National Cybersecurity Agency (ANSSI).

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Archivematica

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Artefactual Systems 2009 New Westminster, British Columbia AGPL-3.0

A standards-based digital preservation system for maintaining long-term access to digital records.

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Access to Memory (AtoM)

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Artefactual Systems 2008 New Westminster, British Columbia AGPL-3.0

A multilingual archival description and access application built around international standards.

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Anki

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International open-source community Various, International AGPL-3.0

A spaced-repetition flashcard application for efficient long-term learning.

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Akaunting

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International open-source community 2017 Various, GPL-3.0

A web-based accounting platform for small businesses and freelancers. NOTE: Open source license allows for free usage for a single company + a single accountant only. A paid plan is required if license terms are not met.

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Ardour

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International open-source community Various, GPL-2.0

A digital audio workstation for recording, editing, mixing, and mastering audio. NOTE: Ardour is free and open source for its source code only. Precompiled versions of the application for various operating systems are available for a fee. Per the developer's website: If you want the convenience of using our ready-to-run version and/or for support from Ardour developers and experienced users, we ask that you pay something for this. If you don't want to pay for a ready-to-run version, then you'll need to get the source code and build it yourself. We do not provide assistance with this process and particularly on Windows and macOS this can be challenging and take a long time. Also, for Windows, there are no instructions.

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