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Unsloth is a desktop application for running and training LLMs and diffusion models locally. It supports model formats including GGUF and MLX, and offers fine-tuning methods such as LoRA, QLoRA, full fine tuning and reinforcement learning, along with dataset building and model export. Native builds are offered for Windows, macOS and Linux, with additional installation options.
Untapped.gg is a suite of tools for video games. A companion app tracks matches and shows deck and stats on top of the game, while the web offers meta stats, tier lists and decks from real matches.
Update Faker is a harmless prank website that displays fake system update screens for multiple operating systems including Windows 10, Windows 11, Windows XP, Windows 98 and Apple Mac OS X. It is designed to prank friends, family or colleagues who leave their computers unattended, with optional fullscreen mode and bluescreen of death effects for added immersion. The site states pranks should not be harmful or last long.
Update Scanner is a Firefox addon that monitors web pages for updates, intended for websites that do not provide Atom or RSS feeds. Users can add pages, choose how often changes are checked, and opt to ignore minor updates. Detected changes appear in a notification panel and highlighted in yellow, and updated items are listed in a sidebar.
uppie is a developer tool or component for adding file uploads, image uploads, or attachments to web apps.
uppload is a developer tool or component for adding file uploads, image uploads, or attachments to web apps.
UPX is a free executable file compressor for several executable formats, including Windows programs and DLLs, macOS apps and Linux executables. It typically reduces the file size of programs and DLLs by around 50%-70%, and compressed programs are self-contained. It is distributed under the GNU General Public License with full source code available.
The AFTVnews URL Shortener converts any URL into a short numeric code, such as 12345, that can be entered into the URL field of the Downloader App on Amazon Fire TV and Google Android TV devices. It also returns a matching short URL, such as aftv.news/12345, that can be used and shared anywhere.
Provides fictional US identity number generators for testing forms and software applications.
Usagi is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
USB HID Client is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
USB Device Tree Viewer is a Windows utility derived from Microsoft's USBView sample application. It displays USB device trees and decodes descriptors, collects Windows Device Management information to show child devices including drive letters and COM ports, and supports safe removal, device restart and port restart.
A curated list of tools and programs for developers, devops, admins, and others, organized into categories such as architecture and diagrams, API development, and backup and archiving. Most listed items are open source, though not all, and the page advises checking applicable licences. The project is hosted on GitHub.
Usenet Providers Map is a software download or discovery resource for apps, installers, releases, or tools.
A browser extension that modifies the browser's User-Agent string, related Client Hints headers and the navigator.userAgentData object. It can apply custom or randomized User-Agent strings per tab or hostname and deactivates when the default string is used.
Userscript is a userscript page for browser customization, automation, or interface changes.
Userscripts is an open-source userscript manager and editor for Safari, distributed through Apple's App Store for iOS (iPadOS) and macOS. The iOS version requires iOS 15.1 or higher; the macOS version requires macOS 12 or higher and Safari 14.1 or higher.
USTP Phaidra is a digital asset repository operated by the University of Applied Sciences St. Pölten. It provides permanent secure storage for digital resources, supports open access to scholarly publications, offers publication support services, funding for open access self-archiving, and legal support for copyright and licensing related to research outputs.
UTM is a free and open source app that runs virtual machines on iOS. It supports over 30 processors emulated by QEMU and can run operating systems such as Windows and Linux. It works on iPhone and iPad with iOS 11 and later, without jailbreak for iOS 11-13, and offers a native UI, console mode, sharing, and external input support.
Utopia refers to a systematic approach to fluid responsive design in which type and space scales are defined for a small screen and a large screen and the browser interpolates between them based on viewport width. The site states it is not a product, plugin or framework, though free tools are being developed to support it.
uView Player is a Windows app from iDruf that opens supported online video and local media in a small always-on-top window. The window can be moved, resized and adjusted for transparency while the user works or plays underneath. It installs from the Microsoft Store for Windows 10 and 11, and a browser extension is available for supported video pages.
Uyghur TTS Text To Speech is a Hugging Face Space developed by piyazon. The application allows users to input Uyghur text, including numbers, Chinese characters and punctuation, select a Uyghur text-to-speech voice, and convert the typed text into natural-sounding Uyghur speech audio.
V-Fonts is a web resource for finding and testing variable fonts. It hosts 377 variable font entries including examples such as Roboto Flex and Helvetica Now Variable, and offers filtering options for decorative, body text, serif, sans-serif, script, designer, character set, and license type. The site requires a browser that supports OpenType font variation technology to display variable font samples correctly, otherwise samples appear as static fonts. It is currently at version 0.2.
v4l2loopback is a kernel module that creates V4L2 loopback devices, presented as virtual video devices. Normal v4l2 applications read these devices as ordinary video devices, but the video is generated by another application rather than a capture card. Building the module requires kernel headers matching the running kernel version, along with a compiler and GNU make.
