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23 repositories tagged with linux

LibrePods: Liberate Your AirPods on Android and Linux
LibrePods is an open-source project that brings Apple AirPods features to non-Apple devices. It implements the proprietary protocol, allowing users to control listening modes, monitor battery, and utilize ear detection on Android and Linux. This project aims to free AirPods from the Apple ecosystem, enhancing their versatility.

Recordly: Create Polished Demo Videos with Ease on Mac, Windows, and Linux
Recordly is an open-source screen recorder and editor designed for creating professional demo videos, walkthroughs, and product videos without requiring advanced editing skills. It offers powerful features like auto-zooms, cursor polish, webcam overlays, and a comprehensive timeline editor, making it accessible across macOS, Windows, and Linux. This tool streamlines the video creation process, allowing users to produce high-quality content efficiently.
Podroid: Run Linux Containers and Desktop on Android Without Root
Podroid is an innovative Android application that allows users to run Linux containers and a full Linux desktop environment directly on their phone, all without requiring root access. It leverages a custom Linux kernel, rootless Podman, and an in-app X11 viewer to provide a powerful and versatile Linux experience on Android 9+ devices. This project brings advanced containerization capabilities and a desktop interface to mobile users, opening up new possibilities for development and productivity.

free-the-web-apps: Transform Websites into Desktop Applications
free-the-web-apps is a powerful utility designed to convert any website into a standalone desktop application, freeing it from the traditional browser frame. It offers a native application feel, quick access through launchers, and supports browser extensions and data. This tool is ideal for users who want to integrate their favorite web services seamlessly into their desktop environment.

xtool: Cross-Platform Xcode Replacement for iOS Development
xtool is an innovative cross-platform tool designed to replace Xcode, enabling developers to build and deploy iOS applications using SwiftPM on Linux, Windows, and macOS. It streamlines the iOS development workflow by offering functionalities like building SwiftPM packages into apps, signing, installation, and programmatic interaction with Apple Developer Services.
Numi: A Natural Language Calculator for macOS, Linux, and Windows
Numi is an elegant calculator application available for macOS, Linux, and Windows, designed to interpret natural language input for calculations. It allows users to express complex tasks like "$20 in euro - 5% discount" or "today + 2 weeks" and instantly receive answers. This open-source project, built with JavaScript, simplifies everyday computations with its intuitive interface and powerful features.
Vicinae: A Native, Fast, and Extensible Desktop Launcher for Power Users
Vicinae is a high-performance, native desktop launcher designed for developers and power users. It offers a rich set of built-in modules, extensibility via a TypeScript SDK, and notable compatibility with Raycast extensions. This tool provides fast, keyboard-first access to common system actions, enhancing productivity.

ZimaOS: A Simplified, Open NAS Operating System
ZimaOS is a simplified, focused, and open NAS operating system developed by IceWhaleTech. Evolved from CasaOS, it offers enhanced hardware compatibility and a robust update experience, supporting both Zima series hardware and generic x86-64 systems with UEFI.
QDirStat: Efficient Disk Space Analysis and Cleanup for Linux and macOS
QDirStat is a powerful, Qt-based graphical application designed to help you understand where your disk space has gone and efficiently clean it up. It is the modern, KDE-independent successor to the original KDirStat, developed by the same author. QDirStat provides an intuitive interface for visualizing disk usage, making it an essential tool for system maintenance on Linux, BSD, Unix-like systems, and macOS.

F2: A Powerful Command-Line Tool for Batch Renaming Files and Directories
F2 is a cross-platform command-line tool for batch renaming files and directories. Written in Go, it offers a safe and efficient way to manage file names with features like dry run, variable support, and undo functionality. This makes it an invaluable utility for developers and power users alike.
cool-retro-term: A Terminal Emulator with a Classic Cathode Display Look
cool-retro-term is a unique terminal emulator designed to replicate the aesthetic of old cathode tube screens. It offers a highly customizable and visually appealing experience for users on Linux and macOS. This project combines modern functionality with a nostalgic retro feel, making it a standout choice for terminal enthusiasts.

s-tui: A Terminal-Based CPU Stress and Monitoring Utility
s-tui is a powerful terminal-based utility designed for comprehensive CPU monitoring and stress testing. It provides a graphical interface to track CPU temperature, frequency, power, and utilization directly from your terminal. This tool also includes built-in options to stress the CPU, helping users identify performance dips and thermal throttling.