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Well, the permanently open applications on my system are: claws-mail, Pale Moon (browser forked from Firefox), konqueror (TDE file manager), konsole (TDE terminal), and Aqualung (music player). Other good friends include kate, Inkscape, and OpenSCAD (despite its flakiness). And I get a lot of mileage out of DOSBox.
If the OP hadn't specified desktop software, I'd also name Portage.
Pinta. It's like paint.net but works on Linux. Quick and simple way to edit images on Linux.
Kubernetes, Docker and mpv.
Thanks for the recommendation, I installed Flameshot on Windows and it's quite a bit better than the built-in tool.
you're on windows, get sharex. It's miles ahead of anything else. It's the only thing I miss from daily driving windows.
Apostrophe. The perfect, slick markdown editor.
Komikku
I just use the one built into gnome, it's the best one I've found yet having come from lightshot on windows, it just works exactly how I'd expect it to and doesn't get in my way
As for my favourite think it's gotta be either obsidian or Vscode/ium
Probably emacs, or wine along with dxvk