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A post-exploitation framework with PowerShell and Python agents for cryptographically secure communications and flexible modules.
A pure Go library for loading, compiling, debugging, and attaching eBPF programs to Linux kernel hooks.
An AI-powered open-source observability platform unifying metrics, logs, and alerting with agentless collection and custom monitoring.
Experimental plugins for Flutter desktop applications, providing early-stage platform integrations.
A standalone tool that watches files and runs commands automatically when modifications are detected.
A single-file C audio library for playback, capture, and processing with no external dependencies.
A homebrew plugin loader for the Steam Deck that enables customization and system enhancements.
A fast cross-platform HTTP benchmarking tool written in Go for load testing web services.
A scriptable multi-threaded benchmark tool for databases and systems based on LuaJIT.
A lightweight dependency injection framework for Swift that helps build loosely-coupled, testable iOS/macOS/Linux apps.
A hackable open-source voice assistant platform for building and running custom voice-controlled applications.
A command-line tool to manage multiple Java versions and set JAVA_HOME across different shells and directories.
A small, self-hosting C compiler supporting C11 features with intentionally simple and readable code for educational purposes.
A free, open-source, cross-platform desktop app that combines multiple messaging and email services into one unified interface.
A cross-platform desktop application for downloading Udemy courses you've enrolled in.
A cross-platform desktop app that reminds you to take regular breaks to prevent strain and boost productivity.
An unsupervised coverage-guided kernel fuzzer for finding bugs in operating system kernels like Linux, Windows, and BSD variants.
A cross-platform bar spectrum audio visualizer for terminal and desktop environments.
An open-source offline translation library and toolkit written in Python, supporting over 30 languages via downloadable language models.
Bring your favorite shell (xonsh, fish, zsh, bash, osquery) to any SSH host without root access or system installations.
A comprehensive, free information security reference covering techniques, tools, tactics, and resources for learning and professional development.
An unofficial Flutter embedder for desktop platforms (Windows, macOS, Linux) using Go and GLFW.
A lightweight native webview wrapper for creating desktop GUI applications in Python using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
An interactive process viewer for Unix systems that provides a better alternative to the traditional 'top' command.
A free, open-source, modern file manager for Windows and Linux with a focus on quick evolution and user experience.
A Node.js module for sending native notifications on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
A network emulator for rapid prototyping of Software Defined Networks (SDN) on a single machine.
A fast, feature-packed, and user-friendly clipboard manager for the terminal with infinite clipboards and history.
Native Node.js bindings to the libgit2 library, enabling Git operations in JavaScript.
A tiling terminal emulator for Linux with advanced layout management, synchronization, and customization using GTK+ 3.
A collection of classic algorithms and data structures implemented as single-header C++ files with demo programs.
An Ansible collection providing battle-tested security hardening for Linux, SSH, nginx, and MySQL.
A GNOME desktop task manager with Todoist, Nextcloud, and CalDAV synchronization support.
A native Linux application for UI and UX design, built with Vala and GTK.
A comprehensive collection of Linux system administrator and DevOps interview questions, categorized by difficulty and topic.
Cross-platform file transfer between Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, and Windows over ad hoc WiFi, no network infrastructure required.
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