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Lapce is a modern open source code editor written in Rust, featuring a native GUI with GPU acceleration in Floem. It offers remote development, built-in LSP support with Tree-sitter syntax highlighting, Vim-like modal editing and a WASI plugin system for writing plugins in languages that compile to WASI. It includes a built-in terminal.
Last.fm Iceberg helps download, archive, convert, or manage audio and music files from supported sources.
Lawnchair is the official website of Lawnchair Launcher, described as a customizable Pixel Launcher. It is an open-source project that includes the latest Pixel Launcher features shipped by Google plus added customizability, and it requires no root. It also supports QuickSwitch, a Magisk module that adds Recents customization.
Lazarus is an open-source cross-platform IDE for Rapid Application Development powered by Free Pascal. It is Delphi compatible and includes a drag-and-drop form designer and over 200 components, and can convert from Delphi code. It is extendable through packages and has a package manager with an online repository. Documentation and tutorials are available through a wiki, forums and books.
LazyLibrarian is an application for ebooks, audiobooks and magazines, described as similar to SickBeard, CouchPotato and Headphones. The GitLab project page shows the repository, licensed under GNU GPLv3 and created on November 10, 2018.
LDtk is an open-source 2D level editor for indie developers, focused on user-friendliness. It organizes levels into worlds, supports customizable entities, auto-rendering rules and Aseprite files, and exports PNG images with JSON data. It targets platformer and top-down perspectives and can be used free of charge without limitation.
An R package that creates interactive Leaflet maps using the Leaflet JavaScript library and htmlwidgets. Maps can be used from the R console, RStudio, Shiny applications and R Markdown documents. It is linked to the open-source Leaflet JavaScript library for interactive maps.
Learn Eberban is a free and open-source book for studying the constructed language Eberban. It teaches the language up to an intermediate level and reads like a book, with each chapter introducing a concept alongside vocabulary and example sentences. The course is marked as out of date and on indefinite hiatus.
The Pinecone Learning Center is a resource section of the Pinecone website offering educational content related to Pinecone's AI knowledge platform. Available materials include articles, whitepapers, and guides covering topics such as vector database architecture, hybrid search, and retrieval-augmented generation workflows.
LearnToCloud is a free, open-source, self-paced cloud engineering program. It provides a structured curriculum with resources, practical challenges and clear goals, automated checks and AI-assisted reviews of submitted work, and community support. The curriculum starts with Linux and networking, then builds an AI-powered API that is deployed, automated and secured on a chosen cloud.
Ledger is an open source command-line double-entry accounting system written by John Wiegley and released under the BSD license. Transactions are kept in a text file in Ledger's own textual format, and the ledger command-line program is used to view account balances and history. Entries must balance or a report is not generated.
Left on Read is a macOS desktop app that provides analytics and productivity tools for text messages, including revisiting messages, group chats and words of the year. It can schedule messages, send response reminders and manage an inbox. Texts are analyzed locally, and the software is open-source and runs offline. It is free to try.
Legcord is a free, open-source Discord client for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It runs the official Discord web app inside an optimized Electron wrapper and includes built-in themes, client mods, and tracker blocking. It supports x64 and AArch64 devices, with Wayland and X11 on Linux and native screensharing on Mac.
The Leiden Open Variation Database (LOVD) is an open source, GPL-licensed system for the collection, display and curation of genomic variant and phenotype data. LOVD 3.0 supports both patient-centered and gene-centered views of DNA variants. The project maintains a public list of LOVD installations and locus-specific databases, and the central Leiden server offers free hosting and support for LOVD-powered gene variant databases. The system is actively under development.
Lemmy is a decentralized discussion platform for communities. Posts can be upvoted or downvoted and support threaded comments. It consists of interconnected servers and can be self-hosted via Docker or Ansible. It offers apps for iOS, Android, desktop and web and is open source.
Lemonade Server is a lightweight, open-source local LLM server for running and managing multiple AI applications on a local machine. It provides a simple CLI for managing applications and supports various LLMs, and offers endpoints compatible with OpenAI, Ollama, Anthropic and others, plus a local-first API and MCP gateway.
The Leo Baeck Institute Online Catalog provides access to the archival, library, and art collections of the Leo Baeck Institute New York. It covers primary source material and scholarship on the history and culture of German-speaking Jews. Most collections can be accessed online, while non-digitized material can be requested for the reading room.
Leon is an open-source personal assistant that can run on a user's server. It is built on Node.js, Python and artificial intelligence concepts, and responds to requests. It uses a modular architecture for creating or using skills, and supports several cloud and offline text-to-speech and speech-to-text solutions.
Lesma is a simple paste application that works with both a browser and the command line. It is written in Rust and the project is published under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later.
LibHunt lists open-source projects, libraries and tools across programming languages, ranked by social media mentions and developer engagement. It also presents trending projects, latest discoveries and mentions, and an index of programming language popularity.
LibMedium collects or organizes headlines and links for browsing news from multiple sources.
Libraries.io is a free service that collects publicly available open source package information scraped from the internet. Users can search packages by license or language and explore new, trending or popular packages. The data is not validated, corrected or curated for accuracy. API access is free to registered users, subject to a rate limit.
Libre.fm is a music service that lets users keep track of their music listening habits. Music player apps and a browser extension report song title, artist and album to Libre.fm, a process called scrobbling, and the data appears on the user's profile and the community page. The project is open source and was founded in 2009.
Libreboot is a free, open source BIOS/UEFI boot firmware distribution based on coreboot. It replaces proprietary firmware on specific Intel/AMD x86 and ARM motherboards, initialising hardware and starting a bootloader for Linux, BSD or Windows. Payloads include GRUB, SeaBIOS and U-Boot, provided in a single image with a choice at boot time.
