For old people who have many CD-Rs received from hospitals with their X-ray and other DICOM images in it, there is graphics/alizams to view the images on FreeBSD.
Not that you can access what the images show, but it may help remember what doctors said.
Not a portrait, but you should be able to view the images of yourself. View attachment 25050
If you have archivist or hoarder instincts or you fear YouTube (or some similar website) may delete a video you find outstanding, you can download it using www/yt-dlp. It works from the terminal and has a host of options (see yt-dlp()), but the most common use is quite straightforward.
Example: To download the first volume of my crumbs (crumbs 1 to 250) in video-book form (a video form invented by yours truly that, like all my inventions, is know by, literally literally, no one), which is technically a YouTube video like any other (w/o sound or pictures, though), you would do:
Additionally, I just found out that there exists a GUI backend (an app that let's you use yt-dlp from a graphical interface). I installed it to take a look and my impression is that it's only worthy to install it if you have very strong archivist needs. The app in question is multimedia/py-tartube. Here's a pretty screenshot:
I am listening to music with audio/deadbeef, but I want to hear what others are using, and what are their good points.
For deadbeef, it is a rather simple GTK2 application (GTK3 option does not compile for now). I am backing up iTunes library from Windows and on FreeBSD play from them with deadbeef.
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