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Neovim is a hyperextensible Vim-based text editor. It is a fork of Vim, maintaining compatibility with Vim's editing model and Vimscript v1 where possible, and provides features such as Lua plugins, LSP-based code inspection and refactoring, and Tree-sitter parsing. Extensions can be built in any language through RPC, and GUI and IDE frontends can embed it as an editor or script host.
NvChad is a Neovim configuration that provides defaults and a UI, written in Lua and managed with lazy.nvim. It includes its own UI plugins, such as the base46 theming plugin with 68 themes, plus statusline, tabufline, terminal and dashboard modules. Its documentation lists prerequisites including Neovim 0.11 and a Nerd Font.
A project providing Markdown templates for Offensive Security exam reports, covering exams including OSCP, OSWE, OSCE, OSEE and OSWP. It aims to replace LaTeX, Microsoft Office Word and LibreOffice Writer for report writing. Report generation uses a script and requires Pandoc, LaTeX and p7zip. Optional Pandoc Lua filters can be passed.
PCSX-Redux is a PlayStation 1 emulator with documentation covering compilation, menus, command line arguments, debugging, an internal MIPS API, a web server, a Lua API and OpenBios. It includes a memory-mapping feature for setting breakpoints during execution and an ISO browser file viewer with a raw image viewer.
Photon is an RSS/Atom reader focused on speed and usability, designed as a terminal-based viewer with image support via sixel. It is extensible with Lua plugins and can use OpenCL for image scaling. Photon does not include features for adding or managing feeds; feed URLs are supplied via command-line arguments, text files, or external commands.
The Powder Toy is a free open-source desktop falling sand physics sandbox game. It simulates air pressure, velocity, heat, gravity, and interactions between various substances, providing building materials, liquids, gases, and electronic components for users to construct machines, terrains, or other creations. Users can browse and upload community saves, and the game includes a Lua API for automation and plugin development. Its source code is distributed under the GNU General Public License.
SteaMidra - Advanced Steam game setup and management tool featuring manifest handling, Lua integrations, LumaCore deployment, multiplayer fixes, DLC unlocking, backups, game fixes, and an easy-to-use GUI. Educational purposes only.
sm64coopdx is an online multiplayer project for the Super Mario 64 PC port. It supports widescreen, uncapped FPS and toggleable customization options, with multiplayer for up to 16 players. It includes a Lua modding API. Players download the latest GitHub release and drop a .z64 ROM of SM64 onto the window.
SpookyGhost is an open source tool by Encelo for creating procedural animations for sprites. It animates properties such as size, rotation, position and color, and allows users to deform sprite shapes. Lua scripts can be written for custom animations, and results can be exported as single frames or a spritesheet. Native versions are available for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android.
Tiled is a free and open source level editor with object layers, tile layers, and rule-based tile and object placement. It supports orthogonal, isometric and hexagonal maps, infinite maps, and world organization. The editor can be extended with JavaScript, and it exports to Image, JSON, Lua, GameMaker, Defold, tBIN and other formats.
VLSub is a VLC extension for downloading subtitles from opensubtitles.org. Users install vlsub.lua into VLC's extensions directory, then search by hash or by name and download a subtitle file for the playing video. The README notes it does not work on VLC 2.1 and recommends using VLC 2.0 or 2.2.
yq is a lightweight, portable command-line processor for YAML, JSON, INI and XML files, written in Go. It uses jq-like syntax and also supports processing CSV, TSV, properties, HCL, LUA, TOML, KYAML and shell output. It supports the most common jq operations, with additional functionality being added continuously. Dependency-free binaries are available for multiple platforms, and installation via various package managers is supported.
