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The Free Software Directory is a collaborative catalog of free software maintained as a project of the Free Software Foundation. It lists useful free software that runs under free GNU-like systems, not limited to the GNU operating system and its GNU/Linux variants, and notes that many of those programs also run on proprietary operating systems. Users can propose new entries and join community meetings.
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.
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.
The CIMMYT Research Data & Software Repository Network is the institutional network of scientific datasets and software repositories operated by the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT). It hosts multiple data and software collections including research data from the Cereal Systems Initiative for South Asia, International Wheat Yield Partnership, Sustainable and Resilient Farming Systems Intensification in the Eastern Gangetic Plains, and Crops to End Hunger programs, as well as CIMMYT research data, research software, and Seeds of Discovery BNI-CropSustaiN research data and protocols. The network had recorded 557,560 downloads as of the snapshot.
Commodore Software is a resource dedicated to Commodore 64 and 128 systems. It hosts applications, utilities and tools for these platforms, includes categorized software lists, a searchable file database, news, and resources for GEOS, printer drivers, REU compatibility and other Commodore-specific topics.
Gadgeteer is a technology site focused on free and open source software (FOSS). It hosts a large curated list of free and open source software, and runs a tech blog covering gadgets, technology news and open source projects. The site advises corporate and government users to vet software with their CIOs and notes concerns related to OpenCore.
Music Software Deals helps discover apps, SaaS products, no-signup tools, clones, or software alternatives.
Open Source Security Software is a developer resource for coding, documentation, communities, security research, or software tools.
Software Informer is a software download or discovery resource for apps, installers, releases, or tools.
A guidance page explaining that choosing a license is part of publishing free software projects and that changing it later can be difficult. It recommends widely used free software licenses and describes copyleft and permissive licenses, with advantages and disadvantages. It also suggests including the license when sharing software, for example in a file called "COPYING".
DEV Community is a website where software developers discuss and keep up with software development and manage their software careers. It publishes community posts and articles on programming topics and hosts challenges and events, and lists help documentation for writing, editing and scheduling posts and customizing a reading feed.
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opensourcealternative.to is a free directory that bills itself as the world's largest collection of open source software alternatives to proprietary products. It hosts over 500 open source alternatives to popular proprietary tools, and reports that over 2 million users have replaced proprietary software with options found on the platform. Listed alternatives include game engines, business suites, observability platforms, communication tools, and databases.
RetroSystemRevival is a site that provides free retro computer software. It supports Windows operating systems from Windows 95 through Windows 10, including intermediate versions such as 98, XP, Vista, and 7. The site hosts tools including system utilities, drivers, web browsers, and customization software, and organizes content by supported Windows version and software category.
Savannah is a software forge for free software projects, hosting development, distribution and maintenance of GNU and non-GNU software. It hosts projects that run on free operating systems without proprietary software dependencies, and provides a separate nongnu.org site for non-GNU projects.
Software Foundations is a series introducing the mathematical foundations of reliable software. Each volume's text and exercises are formalized as a proof script for the Rocq proof assistant. It targets readers from advanced undergraduates to researchers; no background in logic or programming languages is assumed.
Archive preserving public source code, software projects, development history, and repositories.
The Software Heritage archive collects publicly available software in source code form together with its development history. It aims to replicate the collected material to support preservation and to share it with those who need it. The archive grows as new source code is crawled from software projects and development forges. A web interface and API are provided.
FOSS Software Packages provides Linux, macOS, BSD, or Unix documentation, tutorials, manuals, and learning guides.
Software discovery site for finding alternatives to apps, services, and digital tools.
Awesome Linux Software is a Linux, macOS, BSD, or Unix resource for tools, documentation, communities, or system workflows.
CESDb is the Civil Engineering Software Database, a site founded by engineers that lists free, trial or shareware civil engineering software for engineers, researchers and academics. It is described as currently listing 596 programs under 12 categories, with descriptions, screenshots and manuals where available. Programs can be downloaded for PC, Mac, Linux and other operating systems, and software reviews are provided.
DaltonLens is a project offering software and technical posts about color blindness, aiming to simplify the life of color blind people with utility software and a technical blog. Software includes a desktop utility for macOS, Windows and Linux and an online color blindness simulator. Development includes DaltonLens-Python and libDaltonLens.