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A comparison page for Linux distributions that groups distributions by difficulty level, from beginner-friendly options to expert-level ones. It notes that distributions mostly differ in package manager and default choices such as desktop environment, and that the comparison focuses on original distributions rather than forks.
A directory of Immich apps, integrations, tools, distributions and guides. It groups entries into filters covering client apps, command-line tools, integrations, tools, distributions and guides, with links to websites or source code.
A curated list of AutoHotkey libraries, library distributions, scripts, tools and resources. The repository organizes entries into sections such as libraries, library distributions, scripts, tools and tutorials, and is inspired by other awesome lists. Contributors are asked to read CONTRIBUTING.md before contributing.
electron-builder is a tool for packaging and building Electron apps for distribution with auto-updating support. It packages apps for macOS, Windows and Linux, producing installers, portable builds and distribution archives. Auto updates are enabled by the electron-updater package and are ideally configured to run in a CI pipeline. Code signing and macOS notarization are available out of the box.
dice.run is a dice roller for tabletop RPGs and game design. It parses standard dice notation, rolls with full audit trails, and analyzes probability distributions showing mean, range and the full distribution as an expression is typed. It also offers community packs and a Studio for authoring dice programs with live distributions.
A Julia package for probability distributions and associated functions.
Distrodle is a terminal-styled Linux distribution guessing game inspired by Pokedle and Loldle. Players pick a difficulty, then guess a hidden distribution across 12 attributes, with green, yellow, and red cells indicating exact, partial, or no match. Distrodex provides a searchable catalog and family tree.
DistroSea allows users to test run Linux distributions online in the cloud for free from a web browser, without installation or live boot. It provides access to a list of distributions including Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, and others.
Eylenburg's Tech Website is a personal site offering comparison tables and timelines on technology topics, including operating systems, Android-based distributions, Linux distributions, desktop environments and web browsers. It also documents digital freedom across 17 countries and the history of browser engines from 1990.
LANDR is a music creation and release platform combining AI mastering, distribution, plugins, samples, collaboration tools and courses. The site describes unlimited AI mastering, distribution to over 150 streaming platforms, samples and effect and instrument plugins. It also lists online music courses and collaboration tools for remote sessions. Pricing is presented as starting at USD $8.25/month for LANDR Studio.
PyVarInf is a Python package that facilitates the use of Bayesian deep learning methods with variational inference for PyTorch, providing facilities to train PyTorch neural network models using variational inference. It approximates the posterior distribution over network weights with a parametric distribution.
TuxMate is a Linux bulk application installer tool. It generates terminal commands that allow users to install their selected applications across a range of Linux distributions. The platform supports installation commands for over 180 apps on Ubuntu, Debian, Arch, Fedora, and other supported Linux distributions.
NSF Unidata's Internet Data Distribution (IDD) is a system for disseminating near real-time Earth observations and prediction model output over the Internet. It delivers datasets to computers at a site as soon as they are available from the observing system. The IDD is a peer-to-peer network of cooperating Local Data Manager (LDM) installations. It is not considered operational data, since 24 hour support is not possible.
The World Data Center for Aerosols is the data repository and archive for atmospheric aerosol microphysical, optical, and chemical property data, operated as part of the World Meteorological Organisation’s Global Atmosphere Watch programme. The centre supports long-term aerosol measurements to detect trends in global air chemical constituent distributions, with a focus on characterising the spatio-temporal distribution of aerosol properties related to climate forcing and air quality across regional, hemispheric, and global scales over multi-decadal time periods. It curates core long-term aerosol observation parameters including particle number concentration, size distribution, mass concentration, and cloud condensation nuclei concentration.
NASOS is a Linux or BSD distribution resource for documentation, releases, support, or community help.
Zero Install is a decentralized, open-source software distribution system for Windows, Linux and macOS that runs applications without installing them. It fetches a GPG-signed XML feed, selects compatible versions, downloads and hash-verifies archives into a cache, then runs the app from that cache. Software can be published on any static web host.
Accord.NET is a .NET machine learning framework combined with audio and image processing libraries written in C#. It covers classification, regression, clustering, distributions, hypothesis tests and kernel methods, with imaging and signal processing components. The framework is intended for building computer vision, audition, signal processing and statistics applications, including commercial use. It offers sample applications, documentation and a wiki.
Guide recommending beginner-friendly Linux distributions with practical notes and context.
Adaptive Reliability Layer is a Python project that sits between an inference pipeline and a monitoring layer. It detects distribution shift, decides whether adaptation is warranted, and learns from delayed revealed labels. It does not replace the model.
Eclipse Adoptium provides prebuilt OpenJDK binaries built from open source build scripts and infrastructure. Its Temurin distribution is an OpenJDK-based Java runtime offered as a free download, with documentation covering installation, migration, supported platforms and container images. Adoptium also publishes build and test infrastructure artifacts and quality assurance tests.
DistroWatch search page offering package searches of the DistroWatch distribution database, including searches for distributions that do not contain a specific package and version comparisons. It also links to an advanced search and pre-built results for common criteria.
The Alaska Satellite Facility (ASF) operates the NASA archive of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data and functions as a Distributed Active Archive Center (DAAC) supporting NASA's ESDIS project. It specializes in SAR data collection, processing, archiving, and distribution, and offers related services including ground station operations, training resources, and public access to SAR datasets such as NISAR L-Band and Sentinel-1 data.
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.
