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Marp, the Markdown Presentation Ecosystem, is a toolset for creating slide decks from Markdown documents. Its format is based on CommonMark, with a ruler for splitting pages. It supports directives, extended syntax, and built-in themes, with CSS theming. Markdown can be converted into presentation-ready HTML, PDF, and PowerPoint files. The ecosystem includes Marp for VS Code and Marp CLI, and is built on the Marpit framework.
Metrolist is a free YouTube Music client for Android, according to its Telegram listing. It lists YouTube Music account sync, offline downloads and caching, live lyrics, and a Material 3 design with dark themes. The download page directs users to APK files hosted on GitHub releases.
Open-source modding framework for creating and managing Steam Client themes and plugins.
Mobirise is website builder software for Windows, Mac and Linux that also runs online with AI. Users build sites by arranging blocks and editing text and photos visually, without coding. Mobirise AI generates draft site designs from a description. The software is free for personal and commercial use, and premium themes and extensions are sold as a kit.
A browser extension that applies a redesigned web interface to Hacker News, with themes, fonts, styles, history, inline comments and an index view. It is free for Chrome, Firefox and Edge, runs only on desktop or laptop computers, and an optional Pro upgrade adds bookmarks, new reply badges, highlighting, user popups and a control pad.
Monkeytype is a minimalistic, customizable typing test website. It offers multiple test modes, an account system to save typing speed history, and configurable options such as themes, sounds and a smooth caret, with live displays of errors, words per minute and accuracy.
Moon+ Reader is an Android ebook reader with free and Pro versions. It reads local books and supports multiple online book sites, with real-time smooth scroll. Supported formats include txt, html, epub, pdf, mobi, azw/azw3, fb2 and others. It offers visual options, embedded themes, paging options and auto-scroll modes. Reading positions, bookmarks and notes can sync via DropBox or WebDav.
Moment is described as a free and open-source Matrix powerclient for Linux. It is a maintained fork of Mirage and is presented as keyboard operable, with dedicated bindings for every functionality. The page also states it is responsive, compatible with many clients, bridges to different protocols, and supports multiple accounts and themes.
MyBB is free and open source PHP forum software run by volunteers. It provides an admin control panel, plugins and themes, moderation tools, private messaging, polls, thread prefixes and video embedding, with community-maintained translations for more than 30 languages.
MyLiveWallpapers helps customize desktop wallpapers, themes, backgrounds, or visual system appearance.
The Scottish Health and Social Care Open Data platform provides access to statistics and reference data for information and reuse. It is managed by Public Health Scotland and releases data under the Open Government Licence. The portal lists 105 datasets across 4 themes and 23 groups, including recently updated monthly emergency department waiting times and COVID-19 statistical data.
Nightly is related to Firefox releases, settings, themes, shortcuts, or browser customization.
NoPayStation v3 is a source for PSV, PSX, PSP, PS3, PS2 and PSM links, offering no ads and no waiting. It lists TSV files for games, DLCs, themes, updates, demos and avatars across those PlayStation platforms, with pending TSV files also listed. It provides NPS clients for PC, macOS, PS Vita, PSP, Linux and PS3, plus links to Discord and a Twitter bot.
NvChad is a Neovim configuration that provides defaults and a UI, written in Lua and managed with lazy.nvim. It includes its own UI plugins, such as the base46 theming plugin with 68 themes, plus statusline, tabufline, terminal and dashboard modules. Its documentation lists prerequisites including Neovim 0.11 and a Nerd Font.
Obsidian is a free and flexible note-taking app that stores notes privately on the user's device, including offline access. It supports links between notes, a graph view of relationships, Canvas for visual layout, and thousands of plugins and themes. Obsidian Sync provides end-to-end encrypted sync across devices, and Obsidian Publish turns notes into an online site. Optional add-on services are billed per user or site per month, billed annually.
OS Vault is a directory page linking to repositories for downloading Windows versions from Windows 1.0 to Windows 11, including pre-alpha, alpha, beta and RC builds, other Microsoft products such as Office and Plus, and a virtual machine program. It also links to official Microsoft desktop themes for several Windows versions and skins for Windows Media Player 9 Series. The site states it is not an official Microsoft website.
Panda CSS is a styling engine that generates atomic CSS from written styles at build time with no runtime cost. It supports design tokens, semantic tokens and themes, and recipes with variants, all type-safe. It runs through the CLI, PostCSS or a bundler, generating a typed styled-system directory for import.
Pelican is a static site generator powered by Python that requires no database or server-side logic. It builds static sites from reStructuredText or Markdown content, supports themes using Jinja2 templates, generates Atom and RSS feeds, and is extensible through a plugin ecosystem.
Pi is a terminal-based minimal coding agent harness built to adapt to user workflows rather than requiring users to adjust their processes. It supports 15+ providers and hundreds of models, offers tree-structured shareable interaction history, context engineering features, and four operation modes: interactive, print/JSON, RPC, and SDK. Users can customize Pi with extensions, skills, prompt templates, and themes, and share customizations as packages via npm or git. It is installable via curl, PowerShell, npm, pnpm, or bun.
Planedrift is a browser-based way to play classic Infocom interactive fiction. It supports Zork I, II and III and lets players open their own .z3 story file or resume a previous game. Features include light and dark themes, auto-saves and rewinds, a searchable transcript, and the ability to capture to-dos while playing.
Playnite is an open source video game library manager that aims to provide a unified interface for all games. It links games from services such as Steam, Epic, Origin, GOG, Battle.net and Ubisoft Connect, and supports console emulators. Its appearance can be customized with themes, and plugins and script extensions extend its functionality. It runs from portable storage and stores library information locally.
The PortableApps.com Platform is a portable software system that ties portable apps together and lets users build a custom portable app suite for use in a synced cloud folder, on a local PC, or on a portable USB drive. It is free and open source and offers app organization, automatic software updates, themes and customization, and integrated backup and restore.
Psmux is a native Windows terminal multiplexer built in Rust on ConPTY. It speaks the tmux command language, reads .tmux.conf, and ships tmux.exe and pmux.exe aliases, allowing tmux knowledge, scripts, themes, and plugins to carry over to PowerShell, cmd, Git Bash, WSL, and nushell without WSL, Cygwin, or MSYS2.
PSPunk is a site of PSP information and guides. It covers custom firmware installation, firmware downgrading, custom themes, and homebrew tools. Its pages include guides on the ARK custom firmware, the Chronoswitch downgrader, the Game Categories Lite plugin, converting videos and PSX games to PSP format, and creating Atrac3 files. It also posts PSP homebrew showcases.
