Free OpenSource Software

For me, it’s obviously Linux.

But after that, it has to be Haskell.

I'm looking for something that will embed a selection of RSS feeds on a website so that it essentially does the same thing as an RSS reader but displays my follows on a webpage. I know 55sketch has simple-rss on Github but I'm looking for something that will pull from various sources and list the articles in order of newest first. Anybody got any idea where I might find such a thing?

Cross-posted from "finance management software suggestions" by @mike_wooskey@lemmy.thewooskeys.com in !foss@beehaw.org

I used to use Quicken long ago but have been using Moneydance for many years to manage my personal finances. But Moneydance is propietary software and I prefer FOSS now. What's your preferred finance management software?

Thing I need it to do:

• manage different accounts (common types are banks, credit cards, loans, assets)
• have basic reporting (e.g., categorized expenses per time period)
• preferably uses tags
• export or copy reports or data - could be excel or csv or something that can be pasted or imported into spreadsheets
• self-hostable with a web app

I'm not a fan of software that's budget-focused. I don't mind it having some budgeting functionality, but I don't want opinionated software to force me to manage my money a certain way. I just want felxible software to help me manage my software how I want to manage it.

I'm wary of source-available/freemium/dual-licensed/open-core licenses. It can't hurt to suggest such apps if you like them and I'll take a look, but I think it's not likely that I'll buy into that philosophy.

So what software do you use and like?

it's that time of year again, and i was wondering if there were any free and open source alternatives to advent of code. i've searched a little in the past but to no avail, anyone know of one?

Hi all. This community was created for a spambot (tuxbot) but it appears to have some following. Is anyone interested in moderating the community?