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ds-homebrew.com is a redirect page that points visitors to DS-Homebrew websites, including the DS-Homebrew wiki, the flashcard archive, the TWiLight Menu++ skins site, TWiLight Menu++'s manual and the DS⁽ⁱ⁾ Mode Hacking Discord server. The page states that the site is open source.
E-Maculation is a site dedicated to emulation of the classic Macintosh computer on macOS, Windows and Linux, using emulators such as SheepShaver, Basilisk II, Mini vMac, Qemu and PearPC. It hosts a wiki with information about the emulators and setup guides, plus discussion and support forums.
Emanote creates websites from plain-text notes. It supports Markdown, Wiki-links and directories, and offers HTML templates for theming. The project states it can build personal webpages, blogs, wikis, Zettelkasten, notebooks, knowledge bases and documentation, and includes a live preview that updates in real time.
EntiTree is a visualization tool for research and study purposes. It displays connected Wikidata items on dynamic, navigable tree diagrams, with direct links to Wikipedia articles for people, organizations and events. Users can visualize Geni.com family trees, search for public and fictional individuals, and customize display themes. The tool supports multiple labels and languages, and provides a community chat via Telegram.
A wiki page collecting essential music charts intended as an entry point into a genre, offering a basic understanding of what a genre could offer. The page is organized into sections including /mu/core, genres, countries and other charts, and links to Spotify playlists of the charts.
ET: Legacy is an open source project creating a fully compatible client and server for the online FPS Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory. Its development is described as a collaborative effort, and the site links to a wiki, source code and community chat. The project is presented as an international community of developers and users keeping the game alive and up to date.
EveryPolitician is a global database of political office-holders, including rulers, law-makers, judges and other public officials. It tracks hundreds of thousands of politicians across countries, positions and territories, and is built on Wikidata. The project describes itself as a community effort built by volunteers and welcomes contributions to political data research.
A wiki that provides explanations for xkcd comics. It states that it has an explanation for all 3311 xkcd comics, the 21 extra comics, and xkcd-related material, and notes that 53 explanations are incomplete.
Eylenburg Comparisons is a webpage that compares cloud storage, sync, and email services. It outlines strategies for reducing dependence on Big Tech platforms, including using alternative privacy-focused services, end-to-end encrypted solutions, and self-hosted options. The page also references the Techxodus movement, which promotes independence from Big Tech monopolies, use of free and open source software, and user privacy, and links to related resources such as the Techxodus Wiki and FSF Directory.
The official Wikipedia app for Android, distributed through F-Droid. It allows searching and reading articles across many languages, saving articles and reading lists for offline use with synced lists, and customizing the interface with text size adjustment and light, dark, sepia or black themes. The app is ad-free and free of charge.
FactGrid is a database project running on MediaWiki. Its Beam-me-up tool is presently not working properly due to a Wikidata block of all automatic harvesting. A mailing list was created for community communication. The project has published blog posts on historical data modelling topics.
Ferment Lab is the Fermenthings open-source wiki, a collection of articles about fermentation. Entries cover topics such as tempeh making, Chinese cabbage kimchi, kimchi stew, koji, curtido and bottled fermented drinks.
Flotes is a Markdown note-taking application designed for learning. It organizes notes into notebooks and offers study, summary, canvas and wiki views, including fill-in-the-blank study with spaced repetition. Notes are written in plain Markdown and can be imported, exported and shared.
FlowerShow is a no-code platform that converts markdown files into hosted websites. It supports use cases including digital gardens, blogs, wikis, and documentation sites. Key features include backlink mapping, interactive knowledge graphs, automatically linked searchable wikis, sidebar navigation and full-text search for documentation, password protection, and comment functionality. The service natively supports CommonMark, GFM, Obsidian wikilinks, Mermaid diagrams, and LaTeX math, and is free to use with no credit card required.
Freedcamp is a project management service with task lists, Kanban boards, subtasks, calendars, discussions, milestones, wikis and an issue tracker. It offers iOS, Android and desktop applications for Windows and Mac. Some features, including the Gantt Chart, Tasky and time tracking, are only available with paid plans.
FreeRDP is a free implementation of the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), released under the Apache license. The project publishes releases, including regression, bugfix and security releases, and maintains a blog, GitHub, wiki, mailing list and support channels.
Screenshot is a screenshot or image reference showing changes, evidence, examples, or notes.
A browser-based tool that generates South African ID numbers, labeled as fake on the page. A form is submitted to obtain a generated number, and the page links to Wikipedia, an article and the source code for further information.
WikiLeaks Global Intelligence Files search archive with emails, reports, and investigative documents.
GoldenDict is a free, feature-rich dictionary lookup program. It supports multiple dictionary file formats, renders articles with complete markup, illustrations, and retained content, and allows word input without accents or correct case. It uses WebKit for accurate article representation, supports Wikipedia, Wiktionary, and other MediaWiki-based sites, can use arbitrary websites as dictionaries, and includes Hunspell-based morphology for stemming and spelling suggestions. Additional features include scan popup, global hotkeys, tabbed browsing, cross-platform support for Linux/X11 and Windows, and it is licensed under GNU GPLv3+.
Gridfinity is a modular, open-source grid storage system, released under the MIT license and almost entirely 3D printable. The unofficial wiki lists generators, layout planners and developer libraries for creating compatible bins and baseplates. The system was initially designed by Zack Freedman as a framework for community extension.
Grouplens Datasets is a collection of research datasets compiled by GroupLens Research and made publicly available. The collection includes datasets such as MovieLens, WikiLens, Book-Crossing, Book Genome Dataset, Jester and EachMovie, along with additional research datasets. Users are advised to review associated README files for usage licenses and other relevant details prior to use.
GSlides Maker is a command-line tool that generates Google Slides presentations from Wikipedia content. The generated presentation uses a blank theme, and users can then choose a Google Presentation theme, which changes the font style, size and color. The beta version produces only text content and does not yet produce slides containing images.
Hadoop Illuminated's Chapter 16 page lists pointers to publicly available big data sets, covering generic repositories, geo data, web data and government data. It links to sources such as Amazon AWS data sets, InfoChimps, the Comprehensive Knowledge Archive Network, OpenStreetMap, Wikipedia data, Google N-gram data, Freebase, data.gov and World Bank data.
