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7 Useful Free and Open Source 3D Model Viewers

This article focuses on software tools which let you view 3D models. There’s a wide range of formats available.

Nosey Parker is a command-line program that finds secrets and sensitive information in textual data and Git history.

system76-power offers power profile management for Linux.

Here’s our verdict on the best free and open source Rust web micro-frameworks.

Snapdrop offers local file sharing in your browser. The software is inspired by Apple’s Airdrop.

CAST-text is billed as a zero latency, easy-to-use full-text rss terminal reader. This is free and open source software written in Go.

fstl is a viewer for .stl files. It uses Qt. It is optimized to quickly load and render very high-polygon models.

Coltrane is a music theory library with a command-line interface. It deals with all sorts of calculations around music theory.

Cemu is software to emulate Wii U games and applications on a PC.

Here are the best Lua static site generators. These tools are released under a freely distributable license.

spair is a small and fast frontend framework for Single Page Application.

term3d is software which displays your lowpoly 3D models in the terminal.

cpdf (Coherent PDF Command Line Tools) is a set of tools that let you modify PDF files. It’s written in OCaml.

We have compiled a list of 3 best Scheme static site generators. These tools are released under a freely distributable license.

Mayo is a 3D CAD viewer and converter which can can read/write 3D files from/to STEP, IGES, STL and many other CAD formats.