- As per updated Style Guide, Alternatives section should also be
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- Also added ToC entries for `Messaging {Client,Server} Alternatives by
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- As per updated Style Guide, Alternatives section should also be
alphabetized.
- Also added ToC entry for Static Site Generators Alternatives.
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- Rename the section title to be more informative (e.g. for easier
navigation without context).
- Add the Alternatives section to the ToC.
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- As per updated Style Guide, Alternatives section should also be
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- Also added ToC entry for Social Media Server alternatives
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The current link for tup is actually about a distro based on git, or something, which is cool, but linking to `/tup` instead gives us a page specifically about tup.
Tup tup tup.
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Neither of the alternatives have explicit ai policies but i couldnt find any evidence of ai used in them and these are the best alternatives i could find with how sparse the options are for gpu tools in go,,
theres 2 others i considered: [go-sdl3](https://github.com/Zyko0/go-sdl3) and [vulkan-go](https://github.com/vulkan-go/vulkan) but i decided not to include them because go-sdl3 is dependent on purego which is tainted, and vulkan-go is unmaintained (no commits in 4 years)
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Can't think of any alternatives here.
`run0` is part of Systemd, which is tainted.
The famous `doas`, if i understand it correctly, works only on BSDs (or even only OpenBSD).
The doas that is packaged in many *linux* distros' repos is actually a fork ([OpenDoas](https://github.com/Duncaen/OpenDoas)) and it was not updated for 4 years. I haven't used it and cannot tell if that's a big red flag or that's just how secure OpenBSD stuff is that it doesn't require patches even 4 years later :)
The last option is `su`, which is part of `util-linux`, but that isn't quite the same.
You can see [this](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/List_of_applications/Security#Privilege_elevation) section on ArchWiki for a list of privilege escalation options.
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QMPlay seems clean:
* no mention of `claude`, `copilot`, `gemini`, `llm` in the PRs & `git log`
* only unrelated mentions of `cursor`, `generate`, `ai`
* no `CLAUDE.md`, weird `.gitignore`, etc
* the only `Co-Authored-By`s are `zo-shin`
and IMO is better than the other options (tho also a bit bloated and weird defaults):
* It is not based on a slop library
* You have control over the video (forward, backward, pause, volume) (ffplay...)
* It has gotten updates this year (mplayer..)
also thought about adding [haruna](https://apps.kde.org/haruna/), but sadly it uses mpv under the hood.
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`age` gets new versions released very rarely. In such case it is better to link the last untainted commit rather than the version number, right?
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Partially based off the draft in #703, accompanied by a larger search.
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