Nice start, but needs a fair bit of work...I immediately thought of ten or so editors that are FLOSS, are widely used, but were not listed, including Emacs, Gea

Nice start, but needs a fair bit of work...I immediately thought of ten or so editors that are FLOSS, are widely used, but were not listed, including Emacs, Geany, Kate, and Nano. The Editor category also seems to merge text, diagramming, audio, and video editing. The C++ category includes RustDesk, about which I know nothing, but whose name suggests it's about some other language. It also includes OBStudio, which appears to be a live-streaming tool. So, mighty fine start, and the site looks great, but you'll need to rework your categories, and add a fair number of additional packages to make it useful. One suggestion: merely because a program is written in a programming language, that doesn't mean it should be listed in that language category. For example, Zulip is a team chat system; it may well be written in Java, but, unless it has specific features for Java development, that's not a sufficient reason for listing it in the Java category.