Open Source

The mpv-android project has a video player fork for Android devices called mpvRx.

DataComPy compares Pandas, Polars, Spark, and Snowpark dataframes, with output that includes comparison statistics.

Build lightweight Minecraft servers with Minestom, a server implementation hosted on GitHub.

The Darknet neural network framework is written in C and CUDA and supports CPU and GPU computation.

Windows Subsystem for Linux lets users run Linux environments within the Windows operating system.

PromptSite provides prompt version management for tracking, experimentation, and debugging LLM prompts.

Positional uses location data to display geographic information in an Android app with a colorful interface.

Simplify configuration of GPU passthrough for QEMU virtual machines with QuickPassthrough.

Photoview offers a photo gallery for personal servers that users host themselves.

Simple Tab Groups lets Firefox users create, modify, and quickly switch between tab groups.

skim provides fuzzy finding in Rust, according to its repository description.

Curtail compresses PNG, JPEG, WebP, and SVG images, according to its repository description.

TapTap brings double-tap-on-the-back gestures to Android, letting users trigger actions by tapping the rear of the device.

Hurl lets Windows users choose which browser opens when they click a link.

This Markdown editor provides live preview, diagrams, LaTeX, syntax highlighting, PDF export, and multi-tab support.

This browser-based video editor uses ffmpeg.wasm to process video locally, without uploads or server-side file handling.

yt-fts searches YouTube channel subtitles from the command line to support full-text transcript searches.

WeatherMaster provides weather forecasts through an Android app that supports multiple weather data sources.

Catniff provides JavaScript developers with a Torch-like deep learning framework.

Archive your statuses, favorites and media using the Mastodon API (i.e. login required)

dijo tracks habits from a terminal and supports scripting and integration with external tools.

Monolith saves complete web pages as a single HTML file through a command-line tool and library.

PodDL provides a command-line utility for batch downloading podcast episodes across platforms.

Wike brings Wikipedia search and article reading to the GNOME desktop through a dedicated reader application.