I think it's still alive, at least GmsCore had a new release last week
Desyn0xox
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I miss smaller phones (<5.5") so much. Went for the smallest one with a decent price, and privacy centric aosp support, I could find.
I am not sure how well they stack up against the competition, as I haven't really used them, but maybe they can hit the sweet-spot:
KDE has an office suite: Calligra. Windows and macOS support seems to be preliminary, what that means in terms of stability/performance, I don't know.
As you also mention Figma working decently for you, you could take a look at Penpot.
In regards to your latex situation, maybe klatexformula, could be something for you. It generates images from latex. I've been pretty happy with it, in tandem with word processors, before fully jumping to latex. It's pretty lightweight, their site does mention it needs a minimal version of latex though, which I don't recall installing when using it, but both texlive, and miktex seem fairly small.
Edit: as others also mention OnlyOffice might also be an option for you.
I think it's an interesting project. However I am not a fan of their decision to omit forward secrecy, and have thus passed on using it. At least for now.
Of the top of my head, maybe either
- Logseq (should be rather like Obsidian but open source)
- Xournal++, I do not know if it has the organising features or cross note search
Can share some of my favourites
- KISS laucher
- Floris Board (keyboard, which I love to use)
- Bitwarden + Aegis (password manager + OTP)
- Eternity (for browsing lemmy)
- Mull (hardened firefox fork)
- Organic maps (maps + directions)
- Track & Graph (for tracking trends/habits)
- WebApps (running sandboxed websites)
Just begun exploring using:
- Immich (selfhosted photos solution)
- ReThink (local dns/firewall tracking blocker)
Btw, I believe Obsidian isn't FOSS.
Haven't tried Session, though it seemed like a good service, until I found it lacks perfect forward secrecy, which IMO seems like a bad decision. I think Berty seems interesting too, but it seems like it might take a short while before it becomes a relevant option.
Been using it for a while, and am pretty happy with it. It has some nice features, and works pretty well for me, so I'd recommend giving it a try. I believe it, unfortunately, doesn't support OVPN though. But as I understand Wireguard are to be preferred over OVPN anyways.