DidYouMean is a command-line spelling corrector designed to suggest corrections when a user is unsure of a word's spelling. It can be installed on Arch Linux and its derivatives as well as on macOS via Homebrew.
Quicksilver is a free, open-source macOS productivity application that enables users to launch apps, open files, and perform file and system actions via keyboard input. It offers hundreds of plugins to extend functionality, learns user habits to prioritize relevant actions, supports custom keyboard shortcuts and mouse gestures, and provides multiple customizable interface styles. The project is actively maintained by a community of developers.
Übersicht is a free, open-source macOS app that runs system commands and displays their output on the desktop in widgets. Widgets are written with HTML5, can show data in tables, charts and graphs, and can react to different screen sizes. Widgets use JavaScript and React's JSX.
calcurse is a calendar and scheduling application for the command line that keeps track of events, appointments and everyday tasks. It includes a configurable notification system, a customizable curses-based interface and command line options for filtering and formatting appointments, making it suitable for scripts.
Agenda is a Linux, macOS, BSD, or Unix resource for tools, documentation, communities, or system workflows.
BeatBoss is a cross-platform music player described as allowing users to sync local libraries, lyrics, and playlists between Desktop and Mobile. It offers high-res audio, offline mode, easy import from Spotify and YouTube Music, synced lyrics, and is lightweight. Downloads are listed for Windows, Android, and Linux, including Debian Package and AppImage formats, with a BeatBoss Web Experimental option.
rEFInd is a boot manager for computers based on EFI and UEFI, presenting a menu of boot options at startup. It is a fork of the rEFIT boot manager and expands on its capabilities, including direct launching of Linux kernels and support for Secure Boot. It is not a boot loader.
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Quicksilver is a free, open-source macOS productivity application that enables users to launch apps, open files, and perform file and system actions via keyboard input. It offers hundreds of plugins to extend functionality, learns user habits to prioritize relevant actions, supports custom keyboard shortcuts and mouse gestures, and provides multiple customizable interface styles. The project is actively maintained by a community of developers.
Übersicht is a free, open-source macOS app that runs system commands and displays their output on the desktop in widgets. Widgets are written with HTML5, can show data in tables, charts and graphs, and can react to different screen sizes. Widgets use JavaScript and React's JSX.
calcurse is a calendar and scheduling application for the command line that keeps track of events, appointments and everyday tasks. It includes a configurable notification system, a customizable curses-based interface and command line options for filtering and formatting appointments, making it suitable for scripts.
Agenda is a Linux, macOS, BSD, or Unix resource for tools, documentation, communities, or system workflows.
BeatBoss is a cross-platform music player described as allowing users to sync local libraries, lyrics, and playlists between Desktop and Mobile. It offers high-res audio, offline mode, easy import from Spotify and YouTube Music, synced lyrics, and is lightweight. Downloads are listed for Windows, Android, and Linux, including Debian Package and AppImage formats, with a BeatBoss Web Experimental option.
rEFInd is a boot manager for computers based on EFI and UEFI, presenting a menu of boot options at startup. It is a fork of the rEFIT boot manager and expands on its capabilities, including direct launching of Linux kernels and support for Secure Boot. It is not a boot loader.
