Homebrew GUI is an open source Linux, macOS, or Unix resource with code, tools, or setup notes.
macapps.link is presented as an alternative to Ninite for Mac. It lets users choose which Mac apps to install and then installs them automatically and silently, which the site says can be used to set up a new computer or deploy apps in a company.
Awesome Open Source is a website for browsing and comparing open source projects. It organizes projects by categories and by programming languages, and applies expert categorization, alternatives and package manager metrics. The site states it spans 7,000 topics in 59 categories across 1,500,000 projects and 345,000 packages.
A website that evaluates projects to see whether they are as free and open source as advertised. It publishes reviews of software projects, noting licensing, marketing and transparency concerns, and lists categories of concerns such as open washing and open-core models. Reviews are performed manually without legal expertise.
Apps for GNOME is a curated directory of applications in the GNOME ecosystem. It lists GNOME Core apps and GNOME Circle apps, and points to information on getting involved. Listed apps are described as free software that integrate with the GNOME Desktop.
FOSS Torrents tracks new releases of free and open-source projects, creates torrents with web seeds, seeds them until a new version appears, and promotes the releases. It lists software, games and Linux/BSD/illumos distributions, and offers a torrent to magnet tool.
KDE Store is a platform offering content and software for the KDE Plasma desktop environment. It serves as a community hub for free and open source software and libre content, with a browse section for the latest available items.
Community notes
Be the first to share how this project worked for you.
Sign in with a verified account to leave a review or join the discussion.
Sign in to reviewKeep exploring
macapps.link is presented as an alternative to Ninite for Mac. It lets users choose which Mac apps to install and then installs them automatically and silently, which the site says can be used to set up a new computer or deploy apps in a company.
Awesome Open Source is a website for browsing and comparing open source projects. It organizes projects by categories and by programming languages, and applies expert categorization, alternatives and package manager metrics. The site states it spans 7,000 topics in 59 categories across 1,500,000 projects and 345,000 packages.
A website that evaluates projects to see whether they are as free and open source as advertised. It publishes reviews of software projects, noting licensing, marketing and transparency concerns, and lists categories of concerns such as open washing and open-core models. Reviews are performed manually without legal expertise.
Apps for GNOME is a curated directory of applications in the GNOME ecosystem. It lists GNOME Core apps and GNOME Circle apps, and points to information on getting involved. Listed apps are described as free software that integrate with the GNOME Desktop.
FOSS Torrents tracks new releases of free and open-source projects, creates torrents with web seeds, seeds them until a new version appears, and promotes the releases. It lists software, games and Linux/BSD/illumos distributions, and offers a torrent to magnet tool.
KDE Store is a platform offering content and software for the KDE Plasma desktop environment. It serves as a community hub for free and open source software and libre content, with a browse section for the latest available items.
