Free software
The core product is available without payment. This includes free and open-source software.
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Floorp
A Firefox build from Japan with vertical tabs, workspaces, split view and web panels already wired in.
Flow Launcher
Press a hotkey, type a few letters, and open an app, a file, a bookmark or a web search on Windows.
Fluent Reader
A desktop RSS reader with a Fluent Design interface that works locally or syncs with Inoreader, Feedbin, Fever and Google Reader API services.
Freeplane
Mind mapping and knowledge management that goes far beyond drawing bubbles, with scripting, conditional styles and attributes.
FreeRDP
A free implementation of Microsoft's Remote Desktop Protocol, and the engine inside most Linux RDP clients.
FreshRSS
A self-hosted feed reader that is light enough to run on a cheap shared host and still handles hundreds of feeds.
fzf
A fuzzy filter for any list: files, command history, processes, branches, anything you can pipe into it.
Geany
A small, fast IDE built on GTK that starts instantly and does not depend on a heavy desktop environment.
Ghidra
The NSA's reverse engineering framework, with a decompiler that turns machine code back into readable C.
Ghostty
A GPU-accelerated terminal that uses the real native interface of the platform instead of drawing its own.
Git for Windows
The official Windows port of Git, including Git Bash, Git GUI and the credential manager.
GitHub CLI
GitHub's official command-line tool: pull requests, issues, releases and Actions runs from the terminal next to git.
GitHub Desktop
GitHub's own Git client, aimed at people who want to commit and push without learning the command line.
GitUI
A terminal interface for git that is fast on huge repositories and controlled entirely from the keyboard.
GlazeWM
An i3-style tiling window manager for Windows and macOS, configured in one YAML file.
Glow
Reads Markdown files in a terminal with proper formatting, and finds them for you in the current directory or git repository.
GNS3
Builds and runs virtual networks of real router and switch images, for lab work and certification study.
GNU Emacs
An editor that is really a Lisp environment, extensible to the point where people run their email, calendar and shell inside it.
gocryptfs
An encrypted overlay filesystem for Linux that encrypts each file individually, so cloud sync and backups only move what changed.
Godot Engine
A 2D and 3D game engine that is completely free under the MIT licence, with no royalties and no revenue thresholds.
GParted
The partition editor for Linux, usually run from its own live USB so it can resize the disk it is not booted from.
gping
Ping with a live graph, so you can see latency spikes and packet loss instead of reading a column of numbers.
GPU-Z
A tiny Windows utility that reports everything about your graphics card: clocks, memory type, bus width, sensors and BIOS.
Gum
Drop-in prompts, menus, spinners and formatting for shell scripts, so a bash script can have a decent interface.
Hammerspoon
A bridge between macOS and Lua that lets a short script move windows, bind hotkeys and react to system events.
hashcat
A GPU password recovery tool used for auditing how weak the password hashes in your own systems actually are.
headscale
A self-hosted, open-source implementation of the Tailscale control server, so your mesh VPN does not depend on a company.
HeidiSQL
A long-running Windows client for MariaDB, MySQL, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, SQLite and Firebird, small and quick.
Helix
A modal terminal editor with language servers and multiple selections built in, and no plugins to install.
hledger
Plain text accounting: double-entry bookkeeping in a text file you own, with command-line, terminal and web interfaces.
