Linux

Edbrowse combines a text editor, browser, and email client in a command-line application.

Guess Linux distributions in Distrodle, a terminal-styled daily guessing game.

Tethys replaces mpv’s built-in on-screen controller with a themed interface that includes thumbnail previews and a picture-in-picture button.

GoldenCheetah imports cycling ride data and provides analysis tools for power data; it is available for Linux, macOS and Windows.

Community wiki dedicated to custom tracks, texture hacks and custom characters for Mario Kart DS, with login accounts and user preferences.

Snowify is a free, open-source desktop music player with synced lyrics, Spotify import, and cloud sync for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Fuzzel launches applications and finds matches on Wayland, with inspiration from rofi and dmenu.

PlayOnMac runs Windows applications on Mac, according to its product page.

Malware investigation and reverse engineering are the focus of REMnux, a Linux toolkit that bundles analysis tools.

Brigadier fetches and installs Boot Camp ESD files from Apple or a software update server using a Python script.

OpenRA recreates and modifies classic real-time strategy games, with updated gameplay for modern systems.

Merge RAW exposures into HDR images with HDRMerge and consult its user manual.

Host an authoritative or recursive DNS server with Technitium, an open-source server that can also block ads and malware.

The Clean Flash Builds repository collects Flash Player builds described by the project as clean.

Keyviz visualizes keyboard and mouse actions in real time through a free, open-source tool.

ytcc tracks selected playlists on YouTube and other services from the command line.

This Chromium hardening guide explains browser selection and setup of the flags and policies covered by its repository.

OpenRocket is model rocket simulation software with a download and information about supported operating systems.

REP provides an IPython-based machine learning environment for consistent, reproducible data-driven research.

Forgejo compares software forges and describes its distribution, governance, and transparency features.

Hydrus Network organizes large media collections with tags instead of folders and can import files and tags from local storage or websites.

Forgeperf.org compares hosted coding services using performance information updated weekly.

Greywall provides a deny-by-default sandbox for AI coding agents, with kernel-enforced isolation on Linux and macOS.

WinApps runs Windows applications such as Microsoft Office or Adobe software on Linux and integrates them with GNOME or KDE.