Blockstor

Blockstor

License: Apache-2.0


Description:

Blockstor is a Kubernetes-native, free software-defined storage system providing block storage with DRBD replication for LVM, ZFS, and file backends, with a LINSTOR-compatible REST API.

Installer-SH

Installer-SH

License: MIT License


Description:

Installer-SH is a standalone installation package for Linux and FreeBSD applications, enabling distribution and installation of programs across architectures, even offline. It supports multi-architecture packages, silent mode, isolation by default, and does not require root rights for installation.

Asterinas

Asterinas

License: MPL-2.0


Description:

Asterinas is a production-grade, memory-safe Linux alternative kernel written in Rust, combining monolithic performance with microkernel-like separation. It ships a bespoke toolkit (OSDK) and a NixOS-based distribution, aiming for safe, high-performance OS development. Targets x86-64/ARM64, supports 230+ syscalls, and hosts an experimental Asterinas NixOS.

LÖVE

LÖVE

License: zlib/libpng License


Description:

LÖVE is a free, open-source framework for creating 2D games in Lua. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS, and provides a simple API for graphics, audio and input under the permissive zlib/libpng license.

Pragtical


Pragtical

License: MIT License


Description:

Pragtical is a lightweight, cross‑platform code editor with LSP-powered completion, syntax highlighting, multiple cursors and a plugin framework. It emphasizes easy configuration via a graphical settings manager and Lua/C API extensibility. Built for Windows, Linux and macOS, it is free and open source under the MIT license.

cuda-oxide

cuda-oxide

License: Apache-2.0 (most crates); NVIDIA Software License (cuda-bindings)


Description:

Experimental Rust-to-CUDA compiler backend enabling GPU kernels in pure Rust; single-source host/device pipeline, device abstractions, and a Rust-based codegen backend producing CUDA PTX.

Headroom

Headroom

License: Apache-2.0


Description:

Headroom is a library and proxy system that compresses texts, tool outputs, logs, and RAG chunks before they reach LLMs, achieving 60–95% reduction in tokens while preserving content. It includes a Python/TypeScript library, a drop-in proxy, and an MCP-based memory backend with reversible CCR compression.