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Rarebit is a free, open-source webcomic template built in HTML and vanilla JavaScript. It uses a single HTML page for all comic pages and offers toggleable navigation, per-page titles and author's notes, and an automatically updating archive. It supports splitting one comic page into multiple image files. The template requires no extensions and little coding experience.
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Rnote is an open-source vector-based drawing app for sketching, handwritten notes and annotating documents and pictures. It offers pressure-sensitive stylus input, an infinite canvas and an adaptive UI, with PDF, bitmap and SVG import. It is available for Linux, macOS and Windows, and the file format is described as still unstable.
Papra is an open-source document archiving platform for organizing, securing and archiving documents. It offers organizations, document tagging, search, a developer API, webhooks, CLI and SDK, plus email ingestion that imports attachments. The project is available on GitHub under the AGPL-3.0 license and can be self-hosted. Paid plans add storage, members and intake email addresses.
FontForge is a free and open-source outline font editor. It is provided by a community of contributors, and the project offers documentation including a book titled Design With FontForge, an overview, a tutorial and technical references.
Zim is a graphical text editor used to maintain a collection of wiki pages, inspired by how people use wikis. Pages can contain links, simple formatting and images, are stored in a folder structure and can have attachments. All data is stored in plain text files with wiki formatting.
