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The CMU Graphics Lab Motion Capture Database is a searchable collection of motion capture data created by Carnegie Mellon University's Graphics Lab. It contains 2605 trials across 6 categories and 23 subcategories, browsable by subject number or motion category. The dataset is free for all uses, though direct resale of the data is not permitted.
Geeks3D is a blog about 3D tech news, gathering news on graphics hardware and graphics programming. It covers graphics cards, gaming computers, OpenGL, Vulkan, Direct3D, PhysX, real time 3D software and the demoscene. The site also lists its own tools, drivers and demos.
GrapheneOS is a non-profit open-source mobile operating system with Android app compatibility, focused on privacy and security technology. It avoids bundling Google apps or services and offers a sandboxed Google Play compatibility layer.
LynxKite is a GPU-accelerated platform for graph analytics and drug discovery. It combines graph reasoning, machine learning and molecule analysis in one workflow, and offers 600+ graph operations with 2D and 3D molecule visualization. It is free and open source with a commercial tier for production teams.
ogimg.xyz helps manage meta tags, Open Graph data, and social sharing previews for websites.
Ozone3D.Net offers free 3D graphics software and tutorials, including a set of GPU benchmarks and utilities. The listed tools include GPU Caps Viewer, a freeware utility describing graphics card capabilities, memory and OpenGL support, and GPU Shark, a GPU monitoring utility for NVIDIA and AMD/ATI cards. FurMark is a Freeware OpenGL 2 benchmark stressing vertex and pixel processors through fur rendering.
Biblio-Graph is a web application designed for cultural libraries and archives. It acts as an interaction layer built on top of existing databases, with the purpose of opening institutional collections to make them more accessible and discoverable for a wider audience.
LearnOpenGL is an online book and tutorial resource for learning modern core-profile OpenGL. It covers basics through advanced topics with clear examples and aims to be understandable for people without graphics programming experience while remaining useful to experienced readers. Chapters discuss core graphics concepts, lighting, model loading and post-processing, and a walkthrough series builds a small game.
The Perth & Kinross Council Open Data portal, through Open Perth and Kinross, publishes council data as open data. The council states it is freeing up data to generate economic and social value, promote transparency in governance and support Perth's effort to become a smart city. The platform covers the whole of Perth and Kinross, offers maps and graph visualisation tools, and welcomes suggestions for datasets.
OpenCore Legacy Patcher is a tool that supports installing macOS updates and enabling newer features on older hardware. It uses the OpenCore boot manager to perform in-memory protocol upgrades that are never permanent, and does not patch firmware. It also supports older graphics, WiFi and Bluetooth chipsets.
OpenCore Configurator is a graphical utility designed to help users create custom configuration files for the OpenCore EFI bootloader. Similar in function to the earlier Clover Configurator, it streamlines the process of generating OpenCore EFI configuration files, with both current and older versions available for download via the project website.
OpenModelDB is a community-driven database of AI upscaling models, intended as a way to find and compare models. It distributes pretrained model files and describes upscaling as increasing image or video resolution with machine learning.
Austrian NeuroCloud is an open repository for neurocognitive research data. It provides secure data storage and integrated tools for maintenance, reuse and FAIR-aligned management of research data. Datasets can be browsed through a knowledge graph and connected with others via a Neurobagel federated search node. Researchers can bring data for curation, and accounts can be requested.
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.
FLUXNET Data provides information about FLUXNET data and links to data availability, data policy, variable explanation, data processing, and where to download data. The FLUXNET Data Shuttle is described as fully operational since early 2026, available as an open-source software library and a web-based graphical user interface for discovering and accessing standardized flux data.
FossHub is a software directory providing free software, software reviews and guides. It organizes software into categories such as file sharing, audio editors, utilities, graphic apps, video editors, multimedia, developer tools and operating systems, and lists popular open-source titles with download counts.
Unsloth Studio is an open-source, no-code web UI for training, running and exporting open models in one local interface. It supports GGUF, MLX and diffusion image/video models on Mac, Windows and Linux, and runs AI models offline without a GPU. A graphical Data Recipes workflow creates synthetic datasets from uploaded files.
Facebook Search is an experimental web page that forms search links showing how the current Facebook search function works after Graph search was closed. It supports searches for posts, people, photos, pages, places, videos, events and top search elements. The tool is made by sowdust and described as completely free and open.
Ackee is a self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool focused on privacy. It runs on the user's own server, analyzes website traffic, and provides statistics in a minimal interface. The tool is cookie-free, anonymizes data through a multi-step process, supports unlimited domains, and offers a central GraphQL API for data collection and integration.
Adventure Game Studio is open-source software for creating graphical point-and-click adventure games. It is free, standalone, and requires no subscription, with a Windows-based IDE that integrates tools for importing graphics, writing scripts, and testing. Games made with it can be played on multiple platforms, including Linux, iOS, and Android. The site offers downloads, a manual, tutorials, and community support forums.
AppImages is a directory of AppImage applications for Linux that can run without installation. The site lists 3642 apps across categories such as audio, multimedia, developer tools, education, games, graphics, productivity and system utilities. It states support for Ubuntu, Arch Linux, CentOS, Debian, Fedora, openSUSE and Red Hat.
Appsmith is an open-source low-code application platform for building custom software. It provides drag-and-drop UI widgets, JavaScript customization, and connectors to databases, SaaS tools, and REST/GraphQL APIs. Apps can be self-hosted, and Git integration supports version control and deployment from environment branches. A community edition is maintained under the Apache 2.0 license.
Audacious is an open source audio player and a descendant of XMMS. It plays local music files and folders, supports custom playlists, CDs and internet streams, and includes a graphical equalizer and audio effects. It offers a Qt/GTK interface or Winamp Classic skins and runs on Linux, BSD derivatives, macOS and Windows.
Audiveris is an open source optical music recognition application under the AGPL V3 license. It couples an OMR engine with an interactive editor to recognize music from digitized images and convert it into its own OMR format or MusicXML. Handwritten scores are not supported, only printed scores, and only common musical symbols are handled. A graphical interface supports verification and manual correction of outputs.
