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zod000, 9 months ago to linux in 10 Best Modern RSS Feed Readers for Ubuntu Linux

Weirdly enough, my favorite (QuiteRSS) isn’t on here.

LunchEnjoyer, 9 months ago to linux in 10 Best Modern RSS Feed Readers for Ubuntu Linux

I’m so glad I got into RSS, I totally underestimated it before.

3laws, 9 months ago to linux in 10 Best Modern RSS Feed Readers for Ubuntu Linux

Just give me functionality and minimalistic GTK4/Qt6 designs and I’m done.

Fluent is alright, but not madly in love with it.

Jumuta, 9 months ago

fluent is nice but it has a windows style titlebar which is very cringe :/

3laws, 9 months ago

Yeah, it bothers me too.

ultra, 9 months ago to linux in 10 Best Modern RSS Feed Readers for Ubuntu Linux

The article is quite poorly written, and the title mentions ubuntu even though it has nothing to do with the feed readers (there are instructions for arch, but not ubuntu)

mesamunefire, 9 months ago to linux in 10 Best Modern RSS Feed Readers for Ubuntu Linux

I personally love the nextcloud news app. It is exactly like the old google reader except no ads!

RandomLegend, 9 months ago

i love and use it aswell!

dannoffs, 9 months ago to linux in 10 Best Modern RSS Feed Readers for Ubuntu Linux

Liferea was the first project I contributed to almost a decade ago. I use RSS Guard now but I’m glad to see it’s still kicking.

donio, 9 months ago to linux in 10 Best Modern RSS Feed Readers for Ubuntu Linux

My favorite way to handle RSS is rss2email. This will be exactly as good as your email workflow. Been using this for many years, I have about 16K RSS feed items under my “rss” tag in notmuch

DAT, 9 months ago

this.

and I’ve got a client for Android, one for Linux and one for “everywhere I can ssh from”

it just works.

(and I can even forward articles with a single click)

MonkderZweite, 9 months ago

This will be exactly as good as your email workflow.

A chore, no thanks.

hummel, 10 months ago to linux in Speech Note: Text to Speech, Speech to Text App for Linux

Works great!

recursive_recursion, 10 months ago

I wouldn’t fully trust it though as they’re not respecting eSpeak NG’s GPL-3.0 license

eSpeak NG Text-to-Speech is released under the GPL version 3 or later license.

The getopt.c compatibility implementation for getopt support on Windows is taken from the NetBSD getopt_long implementation, which is licensed under a 2-clause BSD license.

Android is a trademark of Google LLC.