Glances an Eye on your system. A top/htop alternative for GNU/Linux, BSD, macOS and Windows operating systems.
- python
- multi-platform
- monitoring
- system
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Glances an Eye on your system. A top/htop alternative for GNU/Linux, BSD, macOS and Windows operating systems.
Run Windows Subsystem For Android on your Windows 10 and Windows 11 PC using prebuilt binaries with Google Play Store (MindTheGapps) and/or Magisk or KernelSU (root solutions) built in.
Python library and shell utilities to monitor filesystem events.
Cast macOS and Linux Audio/Video to your Google Cast and Sonos Devices
GlobaLeaks is a free and open-source whistleblowing software enabling anyone to easily set up and maintain a secure reporting platform.
A simple GOG client for Linux
Native speech-to-text for Linux - Fast, accurate, private, and hackable system-wide dictation
EL2 hypervisor and toolchain that boots macOS on the ASUS A16 (Snapdragon X2 Elite), with an Adreno Metal/IOGPU stack
Run unpatched binaries on Nix/NixOS
A Flask extension to access, upload, download, save and delete files on cloud storage providers such as: AWS S3, Google Storage, Microsoft Azure, Rackspace Cloudfiles, and even Local file system
CSP-style concurrency for Python
lightweight GUI package manager + update notifier (with full AUR support) for Arch Linux, originally by Bob Henry Pirkle
Python3 script that transfers files in Google Colab 10-50x faster, using multi-threaded parallel copying between Google Drive locations.
Aldertech Dynamic Resource Governor — A kernel-level resource manager for high-density Docker stacks on Raspberry Pi and low-power servers.
pyDailyChanger is a program that changes your wallpaper daily. Additionally, a small calendar can be displayed. It's runnable on various systems as Windows, Mac OS X and Linux with several desktop environments.
Blazingly fast data comparison tool for Python, powered by Rust. Compare massive CSV/Parquet datasets instantly.
A simple script to make incremental copies, encrypted or not, to an external hard drive or a cloud, or both at the same time, such as Google Drive, Dropbox, etc., which I will soon use on my own server.