Liberapay, to disroot, snopyta, fdroid, etc. Two hundred dollars in a year or so. It’s not much but I’m still a student and doesn’t have a stable income
I donate 10% of my income, generally 10-25% of that 10% to one time FOSS donations. It does not sound like much, 2.5%, but it’s a ton, thanks US salary!
I donate to Mozilla and some authors of open source libraries I use. I do it because I benefit from these projects and want to help them out. I maintain a few open source projects of my own and I know how much work it takes to do this.
NixOS, their goal is quite interesting, it’s a very distinct GNU/Linux distribution with a novel concept which completely changed my way of looking at configuring an OS and honestly, I feel like I’ve found my “home” with it and don’t plan on jumping ship any time soon (unless something else comes along that improves upon the concept or introduces some other intersting paradigm).
I’ve donated to a few projects over the years, but right now I’ve got a recurring donation set up via liberapay for the developer of Matrix conduit. It’s an incredibly light Matrix home server, I’m running it on a fanless Intel Atom server and it basically uses no CPU. By contrast, I tried synapse on the same server and it was just sitting there at 100% all the time.
Long time Ardour supporter…
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To Tachiyomi, read so much manga using it.
KeepassXC, Veracrypt, Tor and Eclipse. I use them every day.
Lemmy. Fairly obvious why.
Liberapay, to disroot, snopyta, fdroid, etc. Two hundred dollars in a year or so. It’s not much but I’m still a student and doesn’t have a stable income
I’d say that 200 is a generous amount.
I donate 10% of my income, generally 10-25% of that 10% to one time FOSS donations. It does not sound like much, 2.5%, but it’s a ton, thanks US salary!
that’s super generous! Thank you for doing that!
No problem, if you are interested in learning more: https://www.givingwhatwecan.org
That’s quite a lot.
I donate to Mozilla and some authors of open source libraries I use. I do it because I benefit from these projects and want to help them out. I maintain a few open source projects of my own and I know how much work it takes to do this.
Wikipedia, KDE, Arch. Trying to donate to more
I’m a sponsor on github for spacejam (github user) and elementary OS, and I’m a patron of Hector Martin on patreon.
I donate to a bunch of projects with liberapay
I’ve been donating $5/month to
tulir(https://github.com/tulir), who makes themautrixMatrix bridges as well asmaubot.NixOS, their goal is quite interesting, it’s a very distinct GNU/Linux distribution with a novel concept which completely changed my way of looking at configuring an OS and honestly, I feel like I’ve found my “home” with it and don’t plan on jumping ship any time soon (unless something else comes along that improves upon the concept or introduces some other intersting paradigm).
Yes, to conduit.rs Because I think an alternative Matrix server implementation apart from the official one should exist.
I’ve donated to a few projects over the years, but right now I’ve got a recurring donation set up via liberapay for the developer of Matrix conduit. It’s an incredibly light Matrix home server, I’m running it on a fanless Intel Atom server and it basically uses no CPU. By contrast, I tried synapse on the same server and it was just sitting there at 100% all the time.