Add:

* Audio: Others: · Sonic Visualiser · Spek · VB-CABLE Virtual Audio Device

* Graphics: Others: · ExifTool (the original one)

* Backup and Sync: Others: · FreeFileSync

* File Sharing: · FileZilla

* [NEW] Statistical software: · RStudio · gretl · jamovi · JASP · JMulTi

* Development: Text Editors: · GNU Emacs · Brackets

// Possible future work (me): Alphabetical order? Add icons for licenses (open source vs. closed source)?

Thanks for so much good advice.

Remove FileZilla and JMulTi

• FileZilla installer contains malware (Adware). WinSCP is better.
• JMulTi seems no longer developed, and I can't find much information about it.

It's OK to add icons for software licenses.

Mmm, sorting the table of contents in alphabetical order is good advice but not absolutely necessary. I just sort the TOC due to habits.

Thanks!

The FileZilla installer that is first encountered in the official page contains Adware. But by clicking below, in Show additional download options, you have all the installers for the different OS's without the Adware. It is a shame that a project with GNU license have a bad-faith when coming to the first seen installer in their website, there are other ways to make money to support the project better than that... In the end, it is still a good reliable free software that I know first hand, big companies still use daily.

I have some spare time on weekends and I would like to contribute more, I will work on the icons for software licenses. About sorting the contents, it makes search for a project that you don't remember the name exactly faster and gives a more coherent structural look, it is not a lot of work, I have some tricks to sort the content without much effort.

Thanks!

The FileZilla installer that is first encountered in the official page contains Adware. But by clicking below, in Show additional download options, you have all the installers for the different OS's without the Adware. It is a shame that a project with GNU license have a bad-faith when coming to the first seen installer in their website, there are other ways to make money to support the project better than that... In the end, it is still a good reliable free software that I know first hand, big companies still use daily.

I have some spare time on weekends and I would like to contribute more, I will work on the icons for software licenses. About sorting the contents, it makes search for a project that you don't remember the name exactly faster and gives a more coherent structural look, it is not a lot of work, I have some tricks to sort the content without much effort.

There is indeed a clean version on the FileZilla website. To be honest it is unfriendly enough to average users.

Yeah, it would be easier to sort the TOC. About software licenses, it takes a lot of time to sort it all out. Thanks again for your contributions. All the best to you!