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Not exactly a list, but I feel like linux is missing "beautiful" software. There is a lot of extremely useful software, but until elementaryos came around, nobody was really trying their hand at "beautiful".
So I guess more visually appealing software in general would be my answer.
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/4aauib/lets_talk_about_the_free_software_dating_scene/
Not necessarily "beautiful" software for me, but just visually consistent software. If I can make GTK and Qt GUIs look the same, I will be so happy.