Render production images and animation with MoonRay, a project of the Academy Software Foundation.
Linux
Websites and tools tagged “linux”.
GuitarML provides software plugins, tone models, and pedals for guitar tone modeling using recorded input and output samples.
Zeal is an offline documentation browser with searchable docsets and downloads for Windows and Linux.
Aegis signs Nostr events through a simple cross-platform signer, allowing clients to request signing without handling private keys directly.
Phoenix Code is a free, open-source code editor with live preview for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Write Markdown with a live rendered preview and export documents to PDF, Word, or HTML using this browser editor.
Hyperbeam provides an API for embedding virtual computers in web apps, with synchronized audio and video and multi-user control.
PipeWire handles audio and video on Linux, with project documentation describing its media framework.
PureRef organizes reference images for viewing and mood boards in a standalone app for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Generate procedural textures with TextureLab, a free, cross-platform, GPU-accelerated tool available through itch.io.
LazPaint offers a cross-platform image editor with raster and vector layers, built with Lazarus and Free Pascal.
LACT configures and monitors Linux GPUs through a desktop application.
LWN.net provides Linux and open source news through weekly editions, archives, security coverage, and community features.
Vinegar documents ways to make Roblox more convenient on Linux, with a Studio-only section.
Sober provides a way to run Roblox on a Linux desktop through a Flatpak package.
Persepolis is a free and open-source download manager written in Python for GNU/Linux, BSD, macOS, and Windows.
Kate is a text editor built with KDE Frameworks and Qt, with releases for Linux, Windows, and macOS.
This project sets up an IPsec VPN server with IPsec/L2TP, Cisco IPsec, and IKEv2, plus client configuration and management scripts.
GNOME Shell Extensions provides extensions for customizing the GNOME desktop environment.
EtchDroid writes disk images to USB drives and can create bootable installation media, according to its project page.
OpenSCAD provides programmer-focused solid 3D CAD modeling, with manuals, tutorials, community discussions, and design links.
CoolStar provides a guide to installing Windows 10 or 11 on Chromebooks, including a device compatibility chart and model-specific instructions.
Convert Blu-ray and DVD video to MKV files with MakeMKV, currently offered as beta software.
Freenet offers peer-to-peer apps that operate without company control or dedicated servers, according to the project site.


















