Thinks I hate from #GNU and a bit from #Unix/#X11:
- #Emacs Calc (core package) depending on nonfree (not GPL compatible) Gnuplot for plots. They should rewrite the output for GNU #Plotutils and enhance the second to have 3D plot support.
Distributing Gnuplot forks as a patch against the main one -mandatory- makes Gnuplot's code unshareable with other projects, period.
- #Texinfo (official GNU documentation format) depending on #Texlive where tons of stuff in the official release it's nonfree. Again, that should be a core feature for #texinfo, and not depend on #tex at all.
- #Xedit might look as a crude X11 text editor but it supports vi command AND it has an embedded Lisp interpreter (compatible with a bit of CL/core Elisp code, enough to do Math). It's 2026 and still doesn't support neither UTF8 nor Unicode fonts. Trying to enforce them under Xaw3D (LD_PRELOAD) will crash XEdit. That editor would have lots of support if it supported them. It's far lighter than Emacs and with the bundled Lisp you might do wonders.
Back to Groff/Troff. At least under #Hyperbola GNU (and future #BSD) with #mandoc and maybe by promoting groff they are pretty much safe even to typeset formulae into diferent formats, you can pretty much use Groff for Math paper drafts and then use TexLive for standard, rigid academic layouts.
#gnome was always been a #microsoft hidden attempt to destroy #GTK and libre software in order to be a test base for its technologies (C# it's the best case). GTK it's doomed. Forever. It's just a #Gnome/MS backend today to test touch interfaces and semi-native #Javascript desktop software, you are basically betatesting modern #Microsoft software desktop with it.
#KDE/#Plasma it's just a test suite for #qt5/#qt6 in order to get professional developers for QT which is very propietarily supported.
Now, the only true libre environment from these corporations left could be #GNUStep, the *original* supposted-to-be #GNU desktop environment, not GNOME.
It might look old, rusty, forgotten, sightly enhanced NeXTStep/OpenStep clone AKA #OSX's dad, but it can look a bit modern with some themes.
This is from the 2010's I think, so it's kinda 'retro' today, but far better than the default NeXT theme from the 90's.
@fanta Para descomprimir tus ISO's he usado unar y he mezclado ambos contenidos en una carpeta. Reevengi ya trae un readme con las teclas y el manejo. Solo puedes pasear y cambiar escenarios -de momento-.
Compílalo aparte si eso, y prueba también el motor de "A sangre fría", que en scummvm es "In Cold Blood". Necesita compilarse con "--enable-all-engines".
GNU/Linux y 9front. Rock/Elec. 70 y 80.Eforth+Subleq y Lisp -scheme- iluminan. Calculus Made Easy, 2nd Ed. (Gardner).Ciencia por encima de prejuicios.Keep it simple, stupid.