macchina is a system information frontend with an emphasis on performance, available for Linux, macOS, Windows, NetBSD, FreeBSD, OpenWrt and Android. It displays system information such as kernel version, uptime, memory usage and processor load. It is described as basic by default and customizable by design, with a theming system kept outside the configuration file. The project is in maintenance mode, accepting only bug fixes and documentation improvements.
mantra.py is a Python rewrite of mantra that views online manual pages, taken from man.archlinux.org, from the terminal without downloading and installing the whole package. It requires Python, BeautifulSoup4 and fzf, and is installed manually via git clone and make install or through the AUR. Command-line options include help, keyword and download.
Codabar is a macOS menu bar app that tracks AI coding-provider usage windows, credits, costs and resets across 106 named providers. It shows per-provider session, weekly and monthly limits with reset countdowns, credit balances and monthly spend where exposed, plus provider status incident badges. It is free and open source for macOS 14 and later.
Bunch is a macOS automation utility that reads plain text files called Bunches to launch applications, run scripts, open files and websites, and change system settings. It sits in the menu bar and presents the Bunches as a menu for switching between work contexts with a click. The software is free.
ankerl::nanobench is a platform independent microbenchmarking library for C++11/14/17/20. It provides a simple API and prints benchmark results including time per operation, instructions per operation, cycles per operation, IPC and branch misses.
CoreELEC is a lightweight operating system for Kodi. Version 22.0-Piers beta2 is based on Kodi Piers v22.0 Beta 2, and CoreELEC 22 is the active development branch building on CoreELEC 21. Devices using Amlogic SoC S905X (GXL) or older are no longer supported by CoreELEC 22.0-Piers.
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mantra.py is a Python rewrite of mantra that views online manual pages, taken from man.archlinux.org, from the terminal without downloading and installing the whole package. It requires Python, BeautifulSoup4 and fzf, and is installed manually via git clone and make install or through the AUR. Command-line options include help, keyword and download.
Codabar is a macOS menu bar app that tracks AI coding-provider usage windows, credits, costs and resets across 106 named providers. It shows per-provider session, weekly and monthly limits with reset countdowns, credit balances and monthly spend where exposed, plus provider status incident badges. It is free and open source for macOS 14 and later.
Bunch is a macOS automation utility that reads plain text files called Bunches to launch applications, run scripts, open files and websites, and change system settings. It sits in the menu bar and presents the Bunches as a menu for switching between work contexts with a click. The software is free.
ankerl::nanobench is a platform independent microbenchmarking library for C++11/14/17/20. It provides a simple API and prints benchmark results including time per operation, instructions per operation, cycles per operation, IPC and branch misses.
CoreELEC is a lightweight operating system for Kodi. Version 22.0-Piers beta2 is based on Kodi Piers v22.0 Beta 2, and CoreELEC 22 is the active development branch building on CoreELEC 21. Devices using Amlogic SoC S905X (GXL) or older are no longer supported by CoreELEC 22.0-Piers.
Osaurus provides AI agents that run locally on a computer rather than in a cloud. Agents work from files, keep memory on the computer, and request approval before editing files. A privacy filter can remove identifying details before cloud use. Osaurus is free and MIT licensed; Workspaces starts at $20 per workspace per month.
