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LibreCAD is a free open source 2D CAD application for Windows, Apple and Linux, released under GPLv2. It is available in over 30 languages, and support and documentation come from its community of users, contributors and developers.
LibreCrawl is a free, open-source SEO crawler offered as an alternative to Screaming Frog. It performs technical audits covering meta tags, schema markup, hreflang, social tags and PageSpeed metrics, and integrates Playwright for JavaScript rendering of single-page applications. The project is MIT-licensed and can be self-hosted, with CSV, JSON and XML exports. A REST API provides programmatic control of crawls.
LibreOffice is a free, open source office suite developed by a community and a project of The Document Foundation. It includes six tools: Writer for word processing, Calc for spreadsheets, Impress for presentations, Draw for diagrams and 3D illustrations, Base for databases, and Math for formulas. The project offers no-cost downloads and community assistance rather than technical support from the foundation.
LibrePCB is a free, open-source, cross-platform electronic design automation suite for drawing schematics and designing printed circuit boards. It offers a schematic editor and board editor, a semantic library concept, human-readable file formats, and optional library manager and PCB fabrication service. A command-line tool supports headless checks and data exports. It is available in 15 languages and can be used fully offline.
LibreSpeed is a free and open source speedtest that runs in the browser or can be self-hosted on a PHP, Golang, Rust or Node server. It is licensed under LGPL and measures download, upload, ping, and jitter without Flash, Java, or Websockets.
LibreTranslate is a free and open source machine translation API. It can be downloaded, runs offline and is described as easy to set up, allowing users to run their own API server in a few minutes.
LibreTube is an alternative frontend for YouTube on Android. It is free and open source under GPL-3.0 and does not use Google services or save user data. It supports subscriptions, SponsorBlock and video chapters, and Google account login is not supported.
LibreWolf WinUpdater is a tool intended to make updating LibreWolf for Windows easier. According to the repository, it can be used for installed and portable instances, and a fork exists for Chromium. Its code is mainly AutoHotkey and PowerShell, and documentation and issues have moved to librewolf.dev.
LICEcap is a lightweight application for simple animated screen captures on Windows and macOS. It can capture an area of the desktop and save directly to .GIF or its native lossless .LCF format. It is GPL free software and each download package includes the source.
Lichess is a free, open source online chess server. It offers a clean interface requiring no registration, ads or plugins, and allows play against the computer, friends or random opponents. The site also provides server analysis, tournaments, puzzles, studies and a board editor.
Lidraughts is a free, open source online draughts server. It offers a clean interface requiring no registration, ads or plugins, with play in tournaments, with friends or against random opponents. The site also provides engine analysis, puzzles, studies and support for international draughts and six variants.
Lighthouse Reports is a non-profit based in the Netherlands that leads complex transnational investigations. It blends traditional investigative journalism methods such as freedom of information requests with emerging techniques like open source investigation and data science, and works with media partners to publish public interest journalism.
LIII BitTorrent Client is an open-source file sharing utility for Windows Vista, 7, 8 and 10 that downloads torrents with minimal impact on system resources. It has a minimalistic interface, downloads managing and flexible settings, and can open torrents from URLs or magnet links. The listed latest version is 0.1.1.20, dated 07 Oct 2023.
Search engine for finding web pages and specialized online information.
Web search service for locating pages, resources and topic-specific results.
Limitless describes personalized AI powered by what a user has seen, said, and heard. The company states it has been acquired by Meta. Existing Pendant customers are to be supported throughout 2026 and receive the unlimited plan for free, while non-Pendant functionality such as Rewind is being sunset.
LineageOS is a free and open-source operating system for various devices, based on the Android mobile platform. It extends the functionality and lifespan of mobile devices from more than 20 manufacturers and receives monthly security updates on supported devices.
LinkAce is a free and open source bookmark archive for long-term storage and organization of links. It is self-hosted and offers tags and lists, multiple users with SSO via OAuth or OIDC, regular availability checks of saved links, and automatic saving of links to the Internet Archive. It includes search, filtering and ordering, and a REST API. An official hosted option is in beta with a waitlist.
LinkLiar is an open-source status menu application written in Swift that helps users spoof the MAC addresses of Wi-Fi and Ethernet interfaces. A MAC address is sent out by a MacBook's Wi-Fi and can be collected by others nearby to track movement. The developer notes the address can be modified despite being hardwired into the network card, and that building from scratch with Xcode is an option for those concerned about administrator privileges.
Linkwarden is an open-source, self-hostable bookmark manager that backs up saved pages in multiple formats, including full HTML. It offers a reader view with highlights and annotations, AI-powered tagging, RSS feeds and sharing of collections. A cloud plan is available with a free trial.
A GitHub gist providing a step-by-step guide to installing Microsoft Office on any Linux distribution. It compares options for running Office in Linux, including virtual machine-based approaches such as LinOffice, Winapps, Winboat, Cassowary and Wine-based options including Crossover, PlayOnLinux and Bottles.
Linux Command Library is a collection of cheat sheets with Linux tips and terminal basics, covering categories such as system control, users, files, package managers, video and audio, hacking tools and terminal games. The site also links to Braincup, an open source brain training project with 41 mini-games, from the same maker.
The KVM downloads page explains how to obtain KVM kernel modules and userspace tools, noting that most Linux distributions already provide them through their packaging systems, which the page calls the easiest and recommended way to use KVM. It also describes downloading older versions from Sourceforge, including qemu-kvm and kvm-kmod releases.
Linuxhw, also known as the Linux Hardware Project, anonymously collects hardware details of Linux and BSD-powered computers from users around the world. It aims to help people collaboratively debug hardware problems.
