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Kakehashi is a userspace macOS translation layer for Linux ARM64 that runs Darwin CLI tools by translating BSD syscalls and mapping a freestanding libSystem. It provides a bottle environment with 7zz, curl, and git to run macOS utilities on Linux.
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UniGetUI is a Windows-first GUI that aggregates multiple package managers (WinGet, Scoop, Chocolatey, Homebrew, APT, and more) into a single interface for discovering, installing, updating, and uninstalling software across platforms.
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JankyBorders is a lightweight macOS 14+ utility that adds colored borders to the active window, highlighting focus without using accessibility APIs. It supports yabai, AeroSpace, and Homebrew deployment.
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MacOS menu-bar utility to manage Codex provider configurations and switch between models.
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TinyRetroPad is a compact Notepad-style Windows text editor (~2.5 KB) built on the RichEdit control. It adds full menus (File/Edit/Format/View/Help), Open/Save/Find/Font/Wrap, and Crinkler-based compression. A size-obsessed fork of Dave’s Tiny Editor, licensed under Apache-2.0.
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Precizer is a high-performance CLI tool for verifying data integrity across large file trees. It traverses directories, computes SHA-512 checksums, and stores results in a SQLite database to enable fast byte-for-byte comparisons and resumable runs.
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yserver is a modern X11 server written from scratch in Rust, aimed at running real desktop environments and applications on modern Linux, while dropping legacy baggage.
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BudsLink is a Flatpak app for managing Bluetooth earbuds on Linux, including Pixel Buds support, with a simple desktop interface for pairing and controlling devices.
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Shelly ALPM is a modern GTK4-based interface for Arch Linux package management, delivering native performance and a unified UI for managing pacman, AUR, and Flatpak software.
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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.