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apt-fast is an open-source shell script wrapper for the apt package manager, designed to accelerate the download speed of software packages on Debian-based Linux distributions. The project is hosted on GitHub and includes installation instructions for Ubuntu, Debian, and their derivatives.
APTUI is a terminal user interface written in Go for managing APT packages on APT-based Linux distributions. It allows browsing, searching, installing, removing and upgrading packages from the terminal, and is built with Bubble Tea, Lip Gloss and Bubbles.
Arc is a flat GTK theme with transparent elements for GTK 2, GTK 3 and GTK 4, plus GNOME Shell, Cinnamon, Unity, Metacity, Xfwm and Plank. It is an actively maintained fork of horst3180's original theme, unmaintained since May 2017, and aims to keep it updated with new toolkit and desktop versions while preserving the original design. It comes in four variants and is distributed under GPL-3.0.
Archey4 is a maintained fork of the original Archey Linux system tool. The project includes documentation explaining the rationale for the fork, a list of its features, and information on supported platforms. It is hosted as a public repository on GitHub.
Audio Source is a tool that forwards Android microphone audio input to the PulseAudio daemon through ADB, allowing an Android device to be used as a USB microphone. It consists of an Android app and a client script for a GNU/Linux machine with Android SDK Platform Tools, PulseAudio or PipeWire with PulseAudio support, and Python 3.
auto-cpufreq is an automatic CPU speed and power optimizer for Linux. It actively monitors laptop battery state, CPU usage, CPU temperature and system load, aiming to improve battery life. It offers monitor, live, GUI, governor override and turbo mode options, and can be installed as a daemon.
AutoKey is a desktop automation utility for Linux and X11, formerly hosted on Google and updated to run on Python 3. It is an X11 application and will not function correctly when Wayland is used instead of Xorg. The project offers scripting, phrases, and mouse and keyboard control features documented in its wiki.
Awesome is a highly configurable window manager framework for X. It is configured through a Lua file, typically ~/.config/awesome/rc.lua, and an example configuration is provided in the source. It is built with make and installed to /usr/local by default, and can also be packaged as .deb or .rpm. The project is licensed under GPL-2.0.
Awesome BSD is a curated link database covering BSD operating systems and BSD-licensed software. It is organized into sections for operating systems, BSD news, forums and communities, learning resources, books, BSD-related software, and gaming.
Awesome for One Liner is an open-source curated list project hosted on GitHub. It compiles useful commands for creating Unix shell one-liners, including references to utilities such as moreutils, dateutils, and uniutils.
Awesome GNOME is a curated open-source list of high-quality applications, extensions, modules, themes, and tools designed for use with the GNOME desktop environment on Linux systems. The repository is organized into sections such as applications, internet and networking, and office software for easy navigation.
Awesome KDE is a curated open-source list of high-quality applications, extensions, modules, themes, and tools designed for use with the KDE desktop environment on Linux systems. The repository is organized into sections including applications, internet and networking, and graphics and imaging software for easy reference.
A GitHub repository offering recommendations for lightweight Linux distributions, browsers, text editors, desktop environments, window managers, terminals, file managers and media players. It lists alternatives to systemd and minimalist software suggestions.
A curated list of tools, projects, images and resources for the Raspberry Pi, a series of credit card-sized single-board computers developed in the United Kingdom by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. The list follows the Awesome Manifesto and accepts contributions.
Awesome Ricing is a curated list of tools and technologies intended to help with ricing on Linux, described as making the operating system look beautiful. The list groups packages under headings such as window managers, which includes tiling window managers like bspwm and i3, along with terminals, bars and panels, CLI tools, colorschemes and shells.
A curated list of command-line frameworks, toolkits, guides and gizmos, inspired by awesome-php. It is organized into sections such as shells, command-line productivity, customization, system utilities and shell script development, and is also available on Unix-Shell.ZEEF.com.
Awesome Terminal Recorder is an open source command-line or Unix tool for terminal workflows and system use.
Aylur's GTK Shell is an open source command-line or Unix tool for terminal workflows and system use.
Bandwhich is a CLI utility for displaying current network utilization by process, connection and remote IP or hostname. It sniffs a given network interface and records IP packet size, cross-referencing it with system information. The project is in passive maintenance; the source notes that critical issues will be addressed but no new features are being worked on.
bash-it is an open source command-line or Unix tool for terminal workflows and system use.
bash_loading_animations is a collection of ready-to-use loading animations in ASCII and UTF-8 intended for integration into Bash scripts. The repository provides a script and demo; the source advises retrieving the script via git clone or curl/wget rather than copying the raw file from a browser.
Beat Boss is a music player application built with Flutter. The project is hosted on GitHub at TheVolecitor/BeatBoss. It is an open-source software project. The repository provides source code and documentation for the application.
Blanket is an application for listening to different sounds, intended to improve focus and productivity and to help users fall asleep in a noisy environment. It has third-party packages for several Linux distributions and can be built from source using GNOME Builder or Meson.
Broot is a tool for viewing and navigating directory trees. It provides overviews of directories including large ones, enables users to locate directories to change into, and helps maintain awareness of file hierarchy during searches.
