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Hermes Agent is an open-source, self-hosted AI agent by Nous Research. It is available as a terminal app and as Hermes Desktop for macOS, Windows and Linux, with persistent memory and a messaging gateway for platforms such as Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, Signal and email. It is free under the MIT license.
An open source, mobile friendly web gallery that serves private media while keeping the existing file and folder structure, with AI powered image discovery. It is a pet project started in 2019, requiring CLI/terminal interactions; Linux/Debian is the most tested platform, and Mac or Windows runs are barely tested.
jcode is an open-source terminal coding agent written in Rust. It supports agent swarms, background tasks, and a small RAM footprint, and is installed with one command on macOS, Linux, or Windows. Login flows connect subscription and API model providers, and the agent itself is free while hosted inference plans are available.
Kate is a text editor built on the KDE Frameworks and Qt, available for Linux, Windows and macOS. It supports editing multiple documents at once in tabs and split views, and provides syntax highlighting for over 400 languages alongside plugins such as an embedded terminal.
Konversation is a user-friendly Internet Relay Chat (IRC) client providing access to standard IRC networks such as Libera. It supports platforms including Linux, Windows and FreeBSD, offers a graphical interface, and allows sending and receiving files through DCC support. It is highly configurable and includes features such as command aliases, embedded terminal and multiple identities.
Maxima is a free, open-source computer algebra system written in Lisp with an emphasis on symbolic computation. It is based on the DOE-MACSYMA system and licensed under the GPL. Its capabilities include symbolic integration, 3D plotting, solving differential equations, manipulation of symbolic and numerical expressions, and high-precision numerical calculations. It runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac, with both terminal and notebook interface options, and has an active user community with frequent updates.
Neovide is a cross-platform graphical user interface for Neovim, a refactored and updated Vim editor. It aims to act like the terminal UI while adding graphical improvements. Features include ligatures, an animated cursor, smooth scrolling, animated windows and emoji support. It can connect to an existing Neovim instance through TCP, Unix domain sockets or named pipes.
Noi is a desktop application that provides an interaction-focused browsing workflow. It offers multi-window management for parallel workspaces, session isolation, and local-first data storage for history, prompts, and settings. It also includes prompt management for AI chats, a built-in terminal, and a CLI for controlling Noi from tools such as Claude Code and Codex. Builds are listed for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Oh My Git! is an open source game about learning Git. It visualizes the internal structures of Git repositories in realtime and includes a custom-designed playing card interface, plus an integrated terminal where players can execute arbitrary Git commands. It focuses on interacting with remotes and workflows for multiple repositories. Binaries for Linux, macOS and Windows are downloadable from itch.io.
The i3 Reference Card is a quick-reference document for i3, a tiling window manager with extended Xinerama support that uses libxcb instead of xlib. The card lists default keybindings for opening a terminal, focusing and moving windows, toggling fullscreen and floating, switching workspaces, opening the dmenu launcher, and reloading, restarting or exiting i3.
