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bloat.md

@@ -59,9 +59,12 @@ The following is a list of software usually considered a good, typical example o
 - [IDEs](ide.md) such as [VSCode](vscode.md) or [NetBeans](netbeans.md).
 - Big [game engines](game_engine.md) such as [Unreal](unreal_engine.md), [Unity](unity.md) or [Godot](godot.md).
 - Practically all commercial [games](games.md) made in the [21st century](21st_century.md) such as [World of Warcraft](wow.md), Call of Duty etc.
+- office programs (e.g. M$ Office and [LibreOffice](libreoffice.md))
 - [Neural networks](neural_network.md) aka "AI" that is forced into everything nowadays.
 - ...
 
+Some of these programs may be replaced with smaller bloat that basically does the same thing (e.g. produces the same output) just with less bullshit around, for example Libreoffice with [Ted](ted.md), [Godot](godot.md) with [Irrlicht](irrlicht.md), Firefox with [badwolf](badwolf.md) etc., however many times the spectacular pompous results these programs produce just cannot essentially be reproduced by anything minimal, wanting to achieve this is really a beginner mistake, the same as wanting to achieve the "Windows experience" on a GNU system. You will never be able to make an Unreal Engine style graphics with a minimalist game engine, just like you won't be able to shoot up your school with well written poetry (in both cases the former is something bad that however most Americans want to do, the latter is something truly good they should want instead). To truly get rid of bloat one has to become able to use truly minimal programs; this means unlearning the indoctrination that "bigger results are better", one has to understand that minimal results themselves are superior AND in addition allow using superior programs (i.e. minimal ones).
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 ## Medium And Small Bloat
 
 Besides the typical big programs that even normies admit are bloated there exists also a smaller bloat which many people don't see as such but which is nevertheless considered unnecessarily complex by some experts and/or idealists and/or hardcore minimalists, including [us](lrs.md).
@@ -93,11 +96,11 @@ Small/medium bloat includes for example:
 - [glibc](glibc.md), [gcc](gcc.md), [clang](clang.md) etc. (better alternatives are [tcc](tcc.md), [musl](musl.md), [uclibc](uclibc.md) etc.)
 - letter accents/diacritics (can normally be ignored in most languages that use them)
 - [jpg](jpg.md), [png](png.md), [svg](svg.md) and similar formats (e.g. [ppm](ppm.md) or [farbfeld](farbfeld.md) is better)
-- [syntax highlight](syntax_highlight.md) and just [colors](color.md) anywhere they aren't absolutely necessary
+- [syntax highlight](syntax_highlight.md), text formatting, [rich text](rich_text.md) and just [colors](color.md) anywhere they aren't absolutely necessary
 - [html](html.md), [markdown](md.md) ([plain text](plaintext.md) is better)
 - [x86](x86.md) instruction set (TODO: what's better? probably some [RISC](risc.md))
 - any non-[public-domain](public_domain.md) license (any legal burden introduced by a license is unnecessary bloat)
-- dynamic [linking](linking.md) (static linking is better)
+- dynamic [linking](linking.md)/libraries (static linking is better, see [Stali](stali.md))
 - [web](web.md) 1.0, [gemini](gemini.md) ([gopher](gopher.md) or [FTP](ftp.md) is better)
 - [mouse](mouse.md) (keyboard is better)
 - [TCP](tcp.md) ([UDP](udp.md) is probably better)