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A cross-platform TUI tool for generating arbitrary network packets and monitoring traffic on any interface.
A daemon that automatically registers and integrates AppImages with the system when placed in monitored directories.
A portable, enhanced source port for Doom, Heretic, and Hexen with modern graphics and cross-platform support.
A cross-platform desktop client for JIRA that tracks time and uploads worklogs automatically or manually.
Fixes the $PATH environment variable for GUI apps on macOS and Linux, ensuring they inherit shell-defined paths.
A curated collection of backend interview questions covering algorithms, system design, Linux, and management topics.
An idiomatic Rust wrapper for Linux's inotify API, providing safe and convenient file system event monitoring.
A container-free, deny-by-default sandbox for AI coding agents, enforcing kernel-level filesystem, network, and syscall isolation on Linux and macOS.
An interactive shell script to remove unwanted default applications and webapps from Omarchy Linux installations.
An unofficial desktop application for Trello, built with Electron.
SSH wrapper that transfers and sources your local dotfiles to remote sessions without requiring installation on the remote host.
A lightweight, open-source client for Ace of Spades that runs on very old hardware with OpenGL/ES 1.1 support.
A PKGBUILD management framework for the Arch User Repository using git subtree workflows.
A Java-based Bluetooth honeypot for Linux that detects and analyzes Bluetooth-based attacks like BlueBugging and BlueSnarfing.
A script for remote building Swift projects on Linux machines directly from Xcode.
A command-line implementation of the 2048 puzzle game for Linux terminals, featuring both terminal and ncurses interfaces.
A pure Swift implementation of the SipHash-2-4 cryptographic hashing algorithm for secure hashing in Swift.
A command-line interface and VSCode extension for playing music from Deezer.com with real-time lyrics and ID3 tagging.
An open-source Raspberry Pi-based home alarm system that is inexpensive, expandable, and supports multi-system networking.
eBPF-based tool for efficient TCP observability, exporting kernel-level socket statistics to Elasticsearch, ClickHouse, or InfluxDB.
Cross-platform Go library for adding system tray icons to macOS, Linux, and Windows applications.
A pure Swift backend framework for building cross-platform servers on OS X, iOS, and Linux.
A flexible command-line client for interacting with Arch Linux's User Repository (AUR).
A read-write overlay filesystem that enables using pacman on Steam Deck without losing packages after system updates.
A Swift JSON library offering both easy optional-chaining access and strict error-handling with detailed failure paths.
A lightweight Linux daemon that kills processes to prevent out-of-memory crashes using Pressure Stall Information.
A Linux memory acquisition tool that creates ELF core dumps compatible with gdb, crash, and drgn for incident response.
A Node.js extension for sending and receiving CAN bus messages via SocketCAN on Linux systems.
A cross-platform file system watcher for Erlang/Elixir applications using native OS backends.
A versatile tool for capturing and annotating screens across multiple platforms.
Turn Godot projects into OpenAI Gym environments for training reinforcement learning models with PyTorch via shared memory.
A CLI tool for testing command-line interfaces across local machines, SSH hosts, and Docker containers using YAML test definitions.
A web-based PostgreSQL management appliance bundling monitoring, backup, DBA tools, and administration utilities.
A script for creating custom OS images for single-board computers like Raspberry Pi and Orange Pi.
A terminal UI tool that displays detailed socket statistics with explanations, replacing basic ss command usage.
A caching layer for nix-shell that provides instant startup time on subsequent runs by storing and reusing environment variables.
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