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The Colac Herald is the newspaper for Colac and district, produced by a team in Colac. It carries local news, sport and advertising, and its website lists articles on local topics. The outlet also offers lifestyle feature advertising packages.
The Core torch7 demos repository is an open-source GitHub project that provides demos and tutorials for the Torch7 machine learning framework. It includes installation guides, Torch7 tutorials, and tutorials for third-party Torch7 packages.
Dead Link Checker is an online tool that crawls a website to identify broken links. Free manual checking covers single and multiple sites, while subscription packages provide automated link checking. Multi Check runs checks across multiple websites in one go and emails the report; Auto Check runs checks regularly and emails reports automatically. The tool highlights broken link building opportunities and requires no downloads.
An online decompiler that accepts uploaded artifacts and converts them back to source code or extracted resources. It supports Java class and archive files, Python bytecode, .NET assemblies, Android packages and Flash files, among other formats.
Dia is free, open-source drawing software for creating structured diagrams. A Windows version is available as a free download, and the download page also provides packages for Mac OS X and Linux. The software is released under the GNU General Public License, GPLv2.
A portable app made with Portapps that packages Discord, a proprietary freeware VoIP application designed for gaming communities. The portable build forces the Electron user data path to a data folder and disables update checks. Portapps states it is not affiliated with Discord.
Display Driver Uninstaller is a freeware driver removal utility for Windows that removes AMD, NVIDIA and Intel graphics drivers and packages, including registry keys, folders, files and driver store. Version 18.1.6.1 adds Qualcomm cleanup options and more selective handling of driver extensions. Safe Mode is recommended for stability.
Does It Arm? is a compatibility resource for Apple Silicon processors, including the Apple M5 Max and M5 Pro. It lists apps and games reported to support these processors, and provides associated performance reports and benchmark data. Content is organized into categories such as apps, games, devices, benchmarks, and Homebrew packages.
Drawing is a simple image editor for Linux inspired by Microsoft Paint and aimed at the GNOME desktop. It is described as a free basic raster image editor supporting PNG, JPEG and BMP files, and it works on GNU-Linux systems regardless of desktop environment. The project page states it is also available through Flatpak and native distribution packages.
Driver Store Explorer (RAPR) is a tool for viewing, managing and cleaning up the Windows DriverStore. It lists third-party driver packages with metadata, adds and removes drivers, and exports backups. The tool offers smart cleanup, multiple backend APIs, online and offline stores, batch operations and real-time search. It is intended for advanced users and administrators, and improper use can cause system malfunction.
Easy Effects is a Linux audio effects application for PipeWire that provides plugins including limiter, compressor, convolver, equalizer and autogain. It was formerly known as PulseEffects and was renamed after adopting GTK4 and native PipeWire filters, later ported to Qt, QML and KDE/Kirigami. Users control the order of effects. Some effects require separately installed plugin packages.
The ELRA Catalogue of Language Resources lists language resources and evaluation packages in Human Language Technology, distributed by ELRA through its operational body ELDA. It aims to help researchers and developers find and access existing resources. The catalogue holds 1,598 language resources and is viewable as an OLAC repository. Prices vary by ELRA membership status, organisation type and licence.
The EDI Data Portal provides access to environmental and ecological data packages contributed by participating organizations. Each dataset includes metadata and a digital object identifier for citation. Users are asked to contact data providers before using data in published research and to cite data appropriately.
ERIC/open is an open data portal operated by EAWAG, powered by the CKAN platform. It provides access to searchable datasets, with popular keywords displayed for user reference. The portal also hosts information about data packages, associated organizations, projects, and related documentation for open data resources.
Search and browse Linux desktop applications distributed as Flatpak packages.
Flux is a machine learning library built as a pure-Julia stack, offering lightweight abstractions over Julia's native GPU and automatic differentiation support. It is compiled and eager, and existing Julia libraries can be incorporated into Flux models. Its ecosystem includes probabilistic programming, graph neural networks, computer vision and natural language processing packages, and it is maintained by a community team.
FontSource is a platform for browsing, previewing, and downloading free open-source and variable fonts. It offers options to self-host web fonts via npm packages and CSS, with CDN links also available. As of the listing date, the platform hosts 2,100 font families, including popular options such as Inter Variable, Roboto Variable, and Geist Variable.
Fossies is a curated repository of selected free and open source software focused mainly on Internet, engineering and science. It lets users view archive contents and browse individual member files, and provides doxygen-generated source code documentation for most packages. It also offers package meta information and license file overviews.
The FreeBSD Wiki is a MoinMoin-powered community wiki for the FreeBSD project. It hosts pages on contributing to FreeBSD, community channels, supported hardware and platforms, development tools, active and inactive projects, the base system, ports and packages, and documentation. It also includes an introduction to the wiki, account creation and editing guidelines.
FreeVPN offers accounts for SSH, OpenVPN, PPTP, L2TP, WireGuard and V2Ray tunneling on its servers. The service states it provides free access with unlimited bandwidth and no hidden cost. Premium packages, including Silver, Bronze, Gold and Platinum, are listed with monthly prices and quotas for OVPN data and FreeCOIN.
Unified interface to ggplot2 popular R packages.
Gnus is a resource site dedicated to the Gnus Emacs newsreader. It provides reference material including the newsreader's history, manuals, distribution information, related packages and other resources for Gnus users.
Hok is a command-line implementation of Scoop written in Rust. The project states that it is under heavy development and that its interfaces may change without notice. Its commands cover managing manifest buckets, installing, listing, searching, updating and uninstalling packages, and handling configuration and package caches. The project is described as experimental and as currently available only through the dorado bucket.
Homebrew is a package manager that installs command-line tools and applications across macOS, Linux and WSL. It installs each package into its own keg inside the Cellar and symlinks files into a prefix path. Packages are formulae that build from upstream source or casks that install pre-built binaries, and a Brewfile can describe a desired state.
