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Canoeboot is a free/libre coreboot distribution providing BIOS/UEFI boot firmware for specific Intel/AMD x86 and ARM motherboards. It initialises hardware and starts a bootloader, offering GRUB, SeaBIOS and U-Boot payloads in a single image with a choice at boot time. Linux and BSD are supported. It removes binary blobs from coreboot, including CPU microcode updates.
Packal.org is a repository of user-contributed workflows and themes for the Alfred 2 application on Mac OS X. Its beta site lists workflows and themes and shows new and random entries.
Autokey is a Linux, macOS, BSD, or Unix resource for tools, documentation, communities, or system workflows.
Is OpenBSD Secure? is a website that hosts the slides from a talk titled 'A systematic evaluation of OpenBSD’s mitigations' presented at the 36c3 conference. The talk examines security mitigations in OpenBSD. The site provides navigation and is licensed under CC-BY-SA.
Super Grub2 Disk helps boot into most any operating system even when it cannot be booted by normal means. Its options include detecting operating systems, extracting grub.cfg entries, and enabling GRUB2's LVM, RAID and PATA support.
Zrok is an open-source, zero-trust peer-to-peer tunneling and ingress solution developed by NetFoundry and built on the OpenZiti platform. It provides instant, secure tunneling of applications from anywhere, supporting private sharing of files, repositories, and video without exposing resources to public endpoints. Zrok is available as a SaaS or self-hosted deployment.
