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ArchWiki App Sites refers to the "List of applications" page on the Arch Linux Wiki, a general categorized reference list of software applications. The page includes generic software lists, software lists from other Linux distributions, specialized software lists, and software forges.
aiartcreation.fandom.com
Creates or edits images with generative models and visual controls.
github.com
AutoKey is a desktop automation utility for Linux and X11, formerly hosted on Google and updated to run on Python 3. It is an X11 application and will not function correctly when Wayland is used instead of Xorg. The project offers scripting, phrases, and mouse and keyboard control features documented in its wiki.
aviation-safety.net
The Aviation Safety Network is a service of the Flight Safety Foundation that provides information on airliner accidents and civil aviation safety issues. It consists of three databases: an accident database updated daily with over 23,000 descriptions dating back to 1919, a community-updated Wikibase of more than 258,000 accidents, and a drone database of over 15,000 sightings.
github.com
A GitHub wiki with notes and articles about software quality and software testing. It collects learning resources, books and courses in English and Russian, along with cheatsheets and material on tools, test runners, formal specification and other testing topics.
bn.wikisource.org
Find digitized publications and collection items through an online library.
bloat.cat
bloat.cat is a collection of free public privacy-friendly services and frontends. It lists private frontends such as AnonymousOverflow, Biblioreads, Binternet, and Wikimore, alongside search engines 4get and SearXNG, and services including Cinny, CryptPad, CyberChef, Forgejo, FreshRSS, HedgeDoc, PairDrop, PrivateBin, and RSS-Bridge.
bookstackapp.com
BookStack is a free, open-source, self-hosted platform for organising and storing information, positioned as simple wiki software. Content is organised into books, chapters and pages, with a WYSIWYG or Markdown editor, built-in diagrams.net drawing, search, configurable branding and multi-lingual support. It runs on PHP with the Laravel framework and MySQL.
breezewiki.com
BreezeWiki makes wiki pages on Fandom readable by removing ads, videos, and suggested content. Users replace "fandom.com" with "breezewiki.com" to view a page. It is available on several independently run mirror sites, so other mirrors still work if one is offline. It does not allow editing or writing new pages and is not presented as an alternative to Fandom.
thecastlemap.com
A free interactive map of 9,079 castles, fortresses, palaces and ruins across 155 countries, each with a photo and story. Points can be clicked for quick facts, and individual pages give full stories and locations. Data comes from Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons, Wikipedia and OpenFreeMap.
cinetimes.org
Cinetimes offers a selection of movies, documentaries and cartoons, and indicates where they can be watched for free on platforms including YouTube, ARTE and Wikimedia Commons. The site lists recommended titles, this week's selection, popular television shows and movies popular on YouTube, and offers user-created movie lists.
github.com
CodeAlmanac is a GitHub repository maintained by AlmanacCode. It is a codebase wiki for AI coding agents, designed to capture information including decisions, flows, invariants, and gotchas that are not explicitly stated in code.
codeberg.org
A Codeberg repository holding the source of paranoiaprivacy.wiki, a collection of hand-written privacy guides. The site is plain HTML and CSS with no build step, JavaScript, analytics or external requests. The repository has been archived, so files can be viewed and cloned but not changed.
wikipedia.org
Common Misconceptions is a Wikipedia reference page for background information, comparisons, and linked sources.
conky.cc
Conky is a documented system monitoring tool for Linux and similar desktop environments. Its documentation covers variables for defining displayed objects such as text, bars and graphs, global configuration settings, a Lua API for extending behavior, compiling from source, contributing, running with Docker, syntax highlighting and a GitHub wiki with user configs and scripts.
knihovnici.wikibase.cloud
Wikibase instance regarding Czech librarians.
dbpedia.org
DBpedia is an open knowledge graph project supported by the DBpedia Association and a global contributor community. It aggregates cleaned structured data from Wikipedia across all languages and Wikidata, providing access to more than 228 million linked entities. The project offers data, tools and services for research and industry use, and is a core resource of the Linked Open Data cloud.
delicious-fruit.com
Delicious Fruit is a community site for fangames, primarily the I Wanna Be the Guy genre. It lists fangames with release dates, difficulty and ratings, and hosts user reviews, forums, and a wiki. The site also announces events, including a Beginner Fangame Festival.
diffen.com
Diffen is a wiki-based site for comparing two subjects side by side, presenting similarities and differences. It covers topics including technology, food, finance and home, and anyone can edit, improve or create comparisons. It aims to delineate facts and opinions.
wikileaks.org
WikiLeaks search archive for DNC emails, attachments, dates, senders, and related documents.
docmost.com
Docmost is an open-source, self-hosted collaborative wiki and documentation tool presented as an alternative to Notion and Confluence. It offers real-time collaborative editing, team spaces with permissions, comments, page history, public sharing, nested navigation and diagramming tools. An optional enterprise edition adds SSO, AI and API access. It can run in air-gapped environments with no external dependencies.
github.com
Docmost is an open source collaborative wiki and documentation software platform. It is designed as an open source alternative to existing tools such as Confluence and Notion. The project is hosted on GitHub and available for use and community contribution.
github.com
Reading Wikipedia to answer open-domain questions.