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Tusky
An Android client for the microblogging server Mastodon
...It supports all Mastodon features, like photos, videos, lists, and custom emojis, and is designed according to material guidelines. You can choose between a dark, a light and a black theme in Tusky. It has notifications and a draft feature. Tusky is free and open source software licensed under the GPL-3.0. -
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Mastodon for Android
Official Android app for Mastodon
This is the repository for the official Android app for Mastodon. Mastodon is the best way to keep up with what's happening. Follow anyone across the fediverse and see it all in chronological order. There are no algorithms, ads, or clickbait in sight. This is the official Android app for Mastodon. It's incredibly fast and incredibly beautiful, and it's designed to be not only powerful but easy to use. -
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RipWP
Open Source Blog and CMS Management
RipWP is an open source software to create and manage blog and website content in a seamless manner. Its a very light weight and installs in 5 minutes with ready to use plug-ins for your business or personal website or blog. With ripWP you can create awesome blogs and websites and use one click install themes and plugins from the library. ripWP, it's an attempt to make WordPress and other Open Source Platforms better and easy for an average user.
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