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Flatpak is a project for distributing standalone Linux applications. It provides runtimes of common libraries and build tools, with the claim that apps remain compatible with new versions of Linux distributions. Apps can be installed from Flathub, and the project is described as an independent community.
SnapCraft is the Snap Store, an app store for Linux. It lets users browse and search thousands of snaps by category, from desktop apps to server and IoT software. The page lists featured, recently updated, most popular, top rated and trending snaps.
Repology is a service that monitors package repositories and other sources, comparing package versions across them. It shows in which repositories a project is packaged, which version is the latest, which needs updating and who maintains the package. It is aimed at package maintainers, software authors and users, and offers an API.
OpenSourceApple is Apple's open source site, presenting featured projects and releases. Open source software is described as central to Apple platforms and developer tools. Featured projects include Swift, Container and WebKit, and source code for operating systems and developer tools is available via releases or Git repositories.
Old Apple Stuff is a repository of classic Apple software, offering vintage Apple software, manuals and guides for Apple II and Macintosh. The site includes a forum, blog and announcements section, and provides MacinAI, an AI assistant for Classic Macintosh. Account registration requires a modern browser with HTTPS.
MacBB is a discussion forum for Mac-related subjects, described as a Mac bulletin board. It includes sections for site news and information, feedback and support, and an archive of dead links and old posts. The forum runs on XenForo software and provides help pages explaining smilies, BB codes, trophies and cookie usage.
