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JK41R4: In case it wasn't added:
Blender
3D modeling, rigging and animation, texturing, it even has a game engine!

Also, I can't seem to access the list from the link in the first page, is it still up?
Blender's VSE is also a fairly powerful video editor.

Krita is an excellent free/libre alternative to digital painting applications, like SAI.

https://krita.org/en/
Post edited October 26, 2016 by king_mosiah
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mqstout: My suggestions:
* Browser: Pale Moon (browser)
* Updaters: Avast! (AV) includes this feature now... Might be worth a note.
* Spyware: Malware Bytes, and * it!
* Network: Other: Wireshark
* System Tools: ClassicShell
* System Tools: Stardock Fences (old version still free)
* Game Tools/Programming: Unity3d
* Other Other: Wabbit TI Calculator emulator

Remove "Download Manager" category.
For the browser, I like ot stay old school and use netscape :P
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Nobake: I'm a fan of KDE software myself.

Amarok (amarok.kde.org) - Music player with lyric fetching, Wikipedia integration, and stuff. Works great cross-platform.
Gwenview (http://gwenview.sourceforge.net/) - Image viewer for pretty much any format. Sadly, on Windows specifically it crashes on opening an file, so may not be worth listing.
Okular (okular.kde.org) - Document viewer. Supports PDF, PS, Tiff, CHM, DjVu, Images, DVI, XPS, ODT, Fiction Book, Comic Book, Plucker, EPub, Fax, Mobipocket.
Kate (kate-editor.org) - Programmer's editor. Syntax highlighting for 180+ languages, auto-indent, bracket matching, etc. Plugins for building, debugging, SQL databases, mail, and more. I can't claim to have used anywhere near what Kate offers, but what I have used works well.

Available for linux in any package repo. For Windows, there's an installer at windows.kde.org that works basically like a linux package manager.

Also, git because there should be a SCM to go with all the programming editors and IDEs in the list.
List of free and open-source web applications?
I also need the software list for my company Outsource New Zealand.
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Sorry for the "near-7-years-necro" (not counting the two bots), but I guess this fits here best:

"inAudible" - a converter for the AAX files used by Amazon's audio book service "Audible".

I recently used it to convert all my purchased audio books to (better suited for my purposes) MP3s.
7z
AVIDemux (now with AI plugin support)
Exact Audio Copy
LibreOffice
MakeMKV
MKVTools
OCCT
Speedtest by Ookla
SumatraPDF
xnConvert