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Oils is a project that provides an upgrade path from Bash to a better language and runtime. It is also intended for Python and JavaScript users who avoid shell scripting. The repository includes source code, contribution guidelines, and development build instructions.
Old Apple Stuff is a repository of classic Apple software, offering vintage Apple software, manuals and guides for Apple II and Macintosh. The site includes a forum, blog and announcements section, and provides MacinAI, an AI assistant for Classic Macintosh. Account registration requires a modern browser with HTTPS.
OpenCode is an open source AI coding agent available as a terminal-based interface, desktop app, or IDE extension. It supports multiple LLM providers and local models, and does not store code or context data. Enterprise options include centralized configuration, SSO integration, and an internal AI gateway.
OpenUtau is an open singing synthesis platform described as an open source UTAU successor. It is available as a Windows x64 installer and portable versions, with installation guides for macOS x64 and Linux x64. A beta is referenced for DiffSinger or the arm64 version for macOS.
Osaurus provides AI agents that run locally on a computer rather than in a cloud. Agents work from files, keep memory on the computer, and request approval before editing files. A privacy filter can remove identifying details before cloud use. Osaurus is free and MIT licensed; Workspaces starts at $20 per workspace per month.
p7zip is a port of 7za.exe, the command line version of 7-Zip, a file archiver with highest compression ratio. It targets POSIX systems such as Unix and MacOS X, as well as BeOS and Amiga. Since version 4.10 it supports little-endian and big-endian machines.
Pacstall is a package management tool built for Ubuntu operating systems. It automates the processes of downloading source packages, installing required dependencies, and carrying out software installation. The project is positioned as the equivalent of the Arch User Repository for Ubuntu, simplifying software installation for Ubuntu users.
pacwall is a live wallpaper that changes the wallpaper to the dependency graph of packages installed with pacman. Each node is a package and each edge represents a dependency between two packages. It highlights outdated packages, orphans, and packages with .pacnew files, and is bundled with systemd units for regeneration. It requires shell command hooks to set the wallpaper.
Pages is a repository hosting the website of ranger, a file manager. The repository contains the site's HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files, and documents how to build the site, add news, and deploy it.
PDF Mix Tool is a lightweight application for common editing operations on PDF files, including merging, rotating, and composing pages. It can also alternate pages, generate booklets, add, delete, or extract pages, and edit document information. It is written in C++ and depends on Qt and qpdf, and is free software under the GNU GPLv3 license.
Perspec is a scriptable desktop app to correct the perspective of images, such as photos of whiteboards, document scans, or facades. Its integrated computer vision algorithms automatically detect document corners, which can be manually adjusted if incorrect. Corrected images can be saved in several color modes. It is also usable via a command line interface.
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.
picom is a compositor for X11 and a fork of Compton, with animation support. The repository notes it is a development branch where bugs are expected. It can be built with meson and ninja, and the built binary is found in build/src.
pigz is a parallel implementation of gzip for multi-processor, multi-core machines. It is a fully functional replacement for gzip that exploits multiple processors and cores when compressing data. It was written by Mark Adler and uses the zlib and pthread libraries.
Pika Backup is a project hosted on GitLab under the World group. It is written in Rust and uses borg for backups. The project is licensed under the GNU GPLv3.
PINN is a version of the NOOBS operating system installer for the Raspberry Pi, presented as an enhanced installer. It is distributed as PINN-lite, which users copy to a FAT32-formatted SD card and boot on the Pi. PINN does not include any operating systems; users must download them from the internet or supply them on a USB stick.
Pinout! is an interactive reference to the Raspberry Pi GPIO pins and a guide to the Raspberry Pi's GPIO interfaces. It also includes hundreds of pinouts for Raspberry Pi add-on boards, HATs and pHATs, plus pinouts for the Raspberry Pi Pico range and chip planners for the RP2350A and RP2350B chips.
Pipeline is a Rust and GTK application for watching YouTube and PeerTube videos in one place. The project is hosted on GitLab and licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later.
Piper is a fast and local neural text-to-speech engine. It is developed by OHF-Voice and hosted on GitHub as OHF-Voice/piper1-gpl. The project provides text-to-speech capabilities that run locally without requiring external services.
PiVPN is a set of shell scripts designed to set up and manage a VPN on a Raspberry Pi, and the installer also works on Ubuntu or Debian. It allows customization of the VPN port, key encryption strength and client DNS server, and provides a pivpn command for adding or revoking client profiles.
PiVPN is the simplest VPN installer designed for Raspberry Pi. It is an open-source project available on GitHub under the pivpn/pivpn repository. The project provides an easy method to set up a VPN on a Raspberry Pi device.
Plan9port is a port of Plan 9 from User Space to various operating systems. It is hosted on GitHub under the 9fans/plan9port repository. The project brings Plan 9 tools and libraries to Unix-like environments.
Planify is a task manager designed for GNOME with Todoist, Nextcloud and CalDAV support. It offers drag and drop organization, calendar integration, flexible reminders, dark mode and quick search, and can sync with Todoist accounts or self-hosted Nextcloud while working offline.
Playscii is an open-source ASCII art, animation, and game creation tool by JP LeBreton for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It requires an OpenGL 2.1-capable video card with GLSL 1.30 support and is offered as a free download. The developer notes that the macOS build is 32-bit and not notarized.
