Description:
Open-source DNS server offering both authoritative and recursive modes with privacy-focused features like DNS-over-TLS/HTTPS/QUIC and ad-blocking.
Month: March 2026
EmuDevz
Description:
EmuDevz is a free, open-source game about building emulators. It provides an NES-style emulator, a 6502 assembly tutorial, a built-in debugger, unit tests, an in-game dictionary, and cross-platform tooling. It ships with a retro soundtrack and cross-device save support.
x86CSS
Description:
x86CSS is a CSS-only x86 CPU emulator that runs entirely in CSS, with no JavaScript required. It emulates an 8086-like CPU inside the browser, using CSS for computation and display. The project includes build scripts (build_css.py, build_c.py) and a live demo at lyra.horse/x86css.
Tower Fight
Description:
Tower Fight is a basic math game using tower capture mechanics. The project uses Castle Game Engine; the original Python version used BearLibTerminal.
Evo AI
Description:
Evo AI is an open ecosystem that unifies channels, workflows, AI agents and integrations in a single, scalable platform with open APIs, visual automation, and multi-channel support.
ClusterCut
Description:
Cross-platform desktop utility that securely syncs clipboard contents over local networks without cloud data.
Dynamic Music Pill
Description:
A dynamic, elegant GNOME Shell extension that provides a pill-shaped music widget with a live waveform visualizer, offering customizable visuals, mouse actions, and a pop-up menu for Dash or top-panel control.
Azul
Description:
Azul is a malware repository, analytical engine, and clustering suite for incident response, malware family analysis, and long-term correlation.
sigye
Description:
sigye is a terminal clock written in Rust, featuring ASCII fonts, animated backgrounds, and a built-in Pomodoro timer. It offers 3 display modes, 18 color themes, 20 animated backgrounds, 40 FIGlet fonts, and a configurable TOML file for persistent settings.
Cloud Hypervisor
Description:
Cloud Hypervisor is a Rust-based open source Virtual Machine Monitor (VMM) for cloud workloads. It supports CPU, memory and device hotplug, runs Windows and Linux guests, uses vhost-user for device offload, with a minimal footprint and strong security.