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An online book by Hadley Wickham and Jennifer Bryan teaching how to create R packages, the units of shareable, reusable and reproducible R code. It covers turning code into packages others can download and use, is free to read online under a license, and can be ordered in print.
FOSS Software Packages provides Linux, macOS, BSD, or Unix documentation, tutorials, manuals, and learning guides.
Free Packages is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
InstallForge is a free tool for creating setup packages for Windows. It uses a wizard-driven interface that requires no scripting knowledge, and its packages are distributed as single executable files built on a native setup engine. It supports multiple Windows versions, multilingual packages, customizable setup dialogs and several compression algorithms.
The Arch Linux manual pages website (man.archlinux.org) is a repository of manual pages from Arch Linux packages. It contains 83,516 manual pages and 8,793 symbolic links sourced from 3,776 packages, while 11,705 packages lack indexable manual pages. The site organizes pages into traditional sections and provides search forms to locate pages by name, description, or package.
Package Control is the package manager for Sublime Text. It is described as making it exceedingly simple to find, install and keep packages up-to-date. The documentation covers usage, settings, syncing packages and settings across machines, submitting and renaming packages, dependencies, events, and creating package files.
Basher is a package manager for bash scripts. It installs, uninstalls and updates bash packages from the command line, in the manner of composer for PHP, npm for node.js and apt for Linux tools. Packages need not register before use; if organised in a logical way, basher knows how to install them.
The ISPS Data Archive is part of the Yale Institution for Social and Policy Studies Dataverse. It holds replication packages, including data, analysis code and documentation, for research supported by ISPS. Replication packages have been reviewed to enable long-term usability using the YARD tool. The archive lists 147 results, with some items marked as updated with version notes.
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.
Nixified packages AI executable code as self-contained Nix packages, including dependencies, and builds each project from source. Users can install and run the code with a single nix command on Linux distributions and on Windows through WSL. The project lists textgen and InvokeAI as packaged projects and offers GPU support for NVIDIA and AMD.
Silent Install Builder is a Windows tool for automating software installation across multiple devices. It records installation automation scripts, builds silent installation packages, and installs exe and msi files unattended. It can recognize common installer types and supports custom installation conditions using JavaScript and the .NET Framework API. Packages can be deployed via GPO and third-party tools.
The tidyverse is an opinionated collection of R packages intended for data science. The packages share an underlying design philosophy, grammar, and data structures, and the complete set can be installed with one R command.
Apps2Samsung is a GitHub-hosted project that enables users to sideload applications to Samsung devices with ease. It includes resources for Tizen community packages as well as archived content from the older Orsay era of Samsung devices.
Capture2Text is a free, GPL-licensed Windows utility that OCRs a portion of the screen using a keyboard shortcut and saves the resulting text to the clipboard by default. It supports Windows 7, 8/8.1 and 10 and packages several OCR languages, with additional language dictionaries installable.
Classic Sports Fanatic provides on-demand access to past sporting events and highlight packages.
a-Shell is a text-based terminal interface app for iOS and iPadOS that provides command-line control of files, including creating, moving, compressing and editing them. It includes Vim and supports programming in Lua, Python, JavaScript, C and C++, compiling C and C++ to webAssembly. It supports Apple Shortcuts, multiple shell windows and pip install for pure Python packages.
ALPR Watch monitors the installation and use of automated license plate readers (ALPR). It offers maps, offline ALPR-avoiding navigation data packages, and suspected ALPR locations based on various data sources, also available in the DeFlock app.
Anaconda is a platform for Python, data science, and AI development. Its core is conda, an open-source package and environment manager that installs software, resolves dependencies, and isolates projects. Two installers are offered: Anaconda Distribution, which bundles conda, Python, Anaconda Navigator, and hundreds of packages, and Miniconda, a minimal base environment. Anaconda Notebooks is a cloud-based JupyterLab environment.
AnsiLove/C is a tool that converts ANSI and artscene-related file formats into PNG images, supporting ANSI, PCBoard, Binary, ADF, IDF, Tundra and XBin formats. Related releases include libansilove, a conversion library, and AnsiLove.js, a JavaScript port. Packages are available for several BSD systems, Linux distributions and Homebrew. Ansilove/PHP is deprecated.
AnySoftKeyboard is a free and open source keyboard for Android. It supports over 50 languages through external packages with dictionaries and keyboards, and offers themes, incognito mode, smart predictions and gesture typing.
Astropy is a community effort to develop a common core package for astronomy in Python and foster an ecosystem of Affiliated Packages. Installation is available via pip and other package managers, and the project provides tutorials, documentation, and community help channels.
Avogadro is a molecular editor and visualization tool intended for cross-platform use in computational chemistry, molecular modeling, bioinformatics, materials science and related areas. The source lists a flexible rendering framework and a plugin architecture, with Open Babel import of chemical files and support for multiple computational packages, crystals and biomolecules.
Awesome Open Source is a website for browsing and comparing open source projects. It organizes projects by categories and by programming languages, and applies expert categorization, alternatives and package manager metrics. The site states it spans 7,000 topics in 59 categories across 1,500,000 projects and 345,000 packages.
Bioconductor is an open source project that develops and shares software for precise and repeatable analysis of biological data. It uses the R statistical programming language and offers software, annotation and experiment packages, with two releases each year. Docker images are provided for every release, and support is offered for use in AnVIL.
