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A project that anonymously collects hardware details of Linux-powered computers. It lets people probe their computers, share the results with developers, debug hardware-related issues, check Linux compatibility and find drivers. The site reports a high detailed database of hardware and lists recent probes and tested computers and parts.
ghostwriter is a free and open-source Markdown editor for Windows, Linux and macOS. It offers a distraction-free writing mode, light and dark themes, live HTML preview, and a sidebar outline for navigation. Focus Mode highlights the current text, and a Hemingway Mode disables backspace and delete keys. It can auto-detect Pandoc, MultiMarkdown or cmark processors for live preview and export.
Filelight is a KDE utility application that visualizes disk usage on a computer using concentric ring displays for folders. It can scan local, remote or removable disks, show detailed file and folder information, delete unnecessary files, integrates with Dolphin, Konqueror and Krusader file managers, and offers configurable color schemes.
Sol is an open-source macOS launcher focused on simplicity and speed. It offers an emoji picker, calculator, file and app search, a window manager, clipboard manager, calendar integration, browser bookmarks, media key forwarding, quick notes, process manager, keyboard shortcuts, translation, a notch hider, and developer commands. It is installed from the latest release or via Homebrew.
Amberol is a small and simple sound and music player that is well integrated with GNOME. The project is hosted on GNOME's GitLab under World/amberol, with a README, changelog and contributing files.
tuifi is a terminal-based music player built on the TIDAL API and HiFi API. It offers playback and queue control, search and library browsing, playlists, and caching tracks locally for offline listening. The project targets TIDAL subscribers who self-host their own HiFi instance and prefer a keyboard-driven terminal workflow.
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A project that anonymously collects hardware details of Linux-powered computers. It lets people probe their computers, share the results with developers, debug hardware-related issues, check Linux compatibility and find drivers. The site reports a high detailed database of hardware and lists recent probes and tested computers and parts.
ghostwriter is a free and open-source Markdown editor for Windows, Linux and macOS. It offers a distraction-free writing mode, light and dark themes, live HTML preview, and a sidebar outline for navigation. Focus Mode highlights the current text, and a Hemingway Mode disables backspace and delete keys. It can auto-detect Pandoc, MultiMarkdown or cmark processors for live preview and export.
Filelight is a KDE utility application that visualizes disk usage on a computer using concentric ring displays for folders. It can scan local, remote or removable disks, show detailed file and folder information, delete unnecessary files, integrates with Dolphin, Konqueror and Krusader file managers, and offers configurable color schemes.
Sol is an open-source macOS launcher focused on simplicity and speed. It offers an emoji picker, calculator, file and app search, a window manager, clipboard manager, calendar integration, browser bookmarks, media key forwarding, quick notes, process manager, keyboard shortcuts, translation, a notch hider, and developer commands. It is installed from the latest release or via Homebrew.
Amberol is a small and simple sound and music player that is well integrated with GNOME. The project is hosted on GNOME's GitLab under World/amberol, with a README, changelog and contributing files.
tuifi is a terminal-based music player built on the TIDAL API and HiFi API. It offers playback and queue control, search and library browsing, playlists, and caching tracks locally for offline listening. The project targets TIDAL subscribers who self-host their own HiFi instance and prefer a keyboard-driven terminal workflow.
