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Loic Tetrel is a blog about computer science and data science topics. Posts cover subjects such as enabling GPU acceleration in Windows 11 Hyper-V virtual machines, using Android TV without a Google account, and Windows/Linux dual-boot.
Lokus is a personal knowledge OS for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It offers a markdown editor, wiki links and backlinks, 2D and 3D graph views, an infinite canvas, a template system, and community plugins, and runs locally so notes remain available offline.
LoLLMs, described as the Lord of Large Language and Multimodal Systems, is a local AI tool for running models. It states full local execution and hardware support for NVIDIA, AMD, Apple Silicon or CPU. It is offered for Windows, Linux and macOS.
Looking Glass is open-source software for responsive, low-latency display and input, released under the GPL 2.0 licence. It brings a Windows desktop into a Linux window and is used with a KVM VGA PCI pass-through configuration without an attached physical monitor, keyboard or mouse.
Loop is an open-source window management tool hosted on GitHub. The project focuses on providing elegant window management functionality, and the repository includes a radial menu feature as noted in its navigation structure.
lsix is a command-line tool that lists images as thumbnails in the terminal using sixel graphics, similar to ls. It uses ImageMagick to support many image formats, can expand and show frames of animated GIFs in a montage, and detects terminal foreground and background colors.
Luakit is a configurable web browser framework built on the WebKit engine and the GTK+ toolkit, extensible with Lua and licensed under GNU GPLv3. It targets power users and developers who want fine-grained control over browser behaviour and interface.
LUKSbox is a Rust-based encrypted-container tool for storing sensitive files on cloud services or shared media without trusting the host. A vault is a single .lbx file, optionally with a separate header and post-quantum sidecar, that appears as random data to the provider. It supports passphrase, FIDO2, TPM 2.0/SEP and hybrid post-quantum keyslots, and mounts as a real drive on Linux, macOS and Windows.
LuLu is a free, open-source macOS firewall that blocks unknown outgoing network connections. It alerts users when a new or unauthorized outgoing connection is created, which may indicate a newly installed application or malware. Installation requires manual approval of its System Extension and Network Filter through macOS, and it runs from the status bar, starting automatically at login.
Steam Play compatibility tool to run games using native Linux engines
MacGamingDB is a compatibility database for games on macOS and Apple Silicon. It reports Apple Silicon benchmarks for M1–M4 and lists FPS results through Rosetta, CrossOver, Parallels and GPTK. The site presents real-world benchmarks and FPS reports for games on modern Macs.
A curated directory of Mac menu bar apps, listing over 1700 small applications intended to help with productivity and workflow on macOS. The site organizes apps into collections covering categories such as audio, calendar, developer tools, finance, and weather.
Mac Source Ports provides native app builds of source ports of games for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, signed and notarized whenever possible. The site lists games, ports and utilities, with each entry showing developer, release date, source port and build details.
macapps.link is presented as an alternative to Ninite for Mac. It lets users choose which Mac apps to install and then installs them automatically and silently, which the site says can be used to set up a new computer or deploy apps in a company.
MacBB is a discussion forum for Mac-related subjects, described as a Mac bulletin board. It includes sections for site news and information, feedback and support, and an archive of dead links and old posts. The forum runs on XenForo software and provides help pages explaining smilies, BB codes, trophies and cookie usage.
MacBing is a simple native macOS application that provides quick access to Bing Chat via the system menu bar. It requires macOS Ventura or newer to run. The app loads the Bing Chat interface in a web browser, requires users to log in with their Bing credentials, and allows assigning a keyboard shortcut for activation via a gear icon. MacBing is available for free with an optional paid tier, and is developed by the creator of other macOS utilities including Vivid, MacGPT, MacPoe and MacWhisper.
Maccy is a lightweight, open source clipboard manager for macOS that keeps copy history available for fast access. It is keyboard-first and stores everything on the computer. The source states it requires macOS Sonoma 14 or higher and is available on the App Store and GitHub under the MIT license.
MacFetch is a macOS system information utility designed as an alternative to the Neofetch tool. It is written in the Rust programming language, and its GitHub repository includes documentation on the project's purpose, Homebrew installation, and building from source code.
macFUSE is a software package that adds support for FUSE file systems to macOS. FUSE file systems run in user space. The installer package does not include any FUSE file systems, which need to be installed separately.
Macfuse is an open-source project hosted on GitHub that serves as the umbrella repository for the macFUSE software. The repository includes information on the project's background, licensing terms, and source code access.
macOSicons is a collection of free macOS app icons. Users can browse and download over 30,000 macOS app icons in .icns and PNG formats for Mac and iOS devices, or submit their own. The site also offers an icon editor where community projects can be previewed, liked, commented on and duplicated into a workspace.
MacThrottle is a lightweight macOS menu bar app that monitors thermal pressure and alerts when a Mac is being throttled. It shows thermal pressure state with thermometer icons, CPU core temperature read from SMC, fan speed percentage on Macs with fans, a ten-minute history graph and statistics of time spent in each thermal state. No admin privileges are required.
MacVim is a port of the Vim text editor that integrates with macOS as a native app. It requires macOS 10.13 or later, with a separate download offered for macOS 10.9-10.12. It includes a graphical user interface with menus, a toolbar and Touch Bar support, and its 'encoding' option defaults to utf-8.
Magit is a text-based user interface to Git that runs inside Emacs. It runs Git commands in the background and makes visible output actionable, and users can see which commands are run.
