Magnus is billed as a very simple screen magnifier. It’s designed for Ubuntu but runs on other Linux distributions.
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Magnus is billed as a very simple screen magnifier. It’s designed for Ubuntu but runs on other Linux distributions.
Read moreWarpinator is software which lets you send and receive files across a local network.
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Read moreShinken is a modern, Nagios compatible monitoring framework, written in Python.
Read moreCheckmk provides comprehensive and specialized solutions for dealing with the very diverse environments within IT infrastructures.
Read moreDrum Machine is a modern and intuitive application for creating, playing, and managing drum patterns.
Read morestudyFlash is a Python application for learning flashcards inside your terminal (for language learning).
Read moreExamine is a system information viewer for the COSMIC Desktop. It runs on other desktops.
Read moreSerge is a chat interface crafted with LLaMA for running GGUF models.
Read moreHypnotix is an IPTV streaming application with support for live TV, movies and series.
Read moreToRRential Card processor (trrc) is a command-line unix-like program to create anki cards using AnkiConnect plugin
Read moreRefine is a simple tool that lets you tweak various aspects of GNOME.
Read morefileobj is an ncurses based hex editor. It sports a vi interface.
Read moreCassowary lets you run a Windows virtual machine and use Windows applications on Linux as if they were native applications.
Read moreqr-backup takes file(s), and outputs a “paper backup”: a printable black-and-white PDF full of QR codes.
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