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Hugo
A static site generator written in Go that builds thousands of pages in seconds from Markdown files.
Hyper
A terminal built on web technologies, extended with JavaScript plugins and themed with CSS.
hyperfine
A benchmarking tool for shell commands that does the statistics properly: warmup runs, multiple samples and outlier detection.
IINA
The mpv engine wrapped in a macOS app that actually looks and behaves like a macOS app.
ImageMagick
A command-line image toolkit that creates, edits, converts and composes images across more than 200 formats.
iPerf3
Measures how fast a network link really is between two machines you control, which a speed test cannot.
itch
The desktop app for itch.io, which installs, updates and launches the indie games you bought or downloaded free.
Jami
A fully peer-to-peer communication platform with no servers relaying your data and no personal information needed to sign up.
Jellyfin Media Player
A desktop client for Jellyfin built on libmpv, with hardware decoding and audio passthrough so fewer files need transcoding.
Jellyseerr
A request and discovery front end for a home media server, so family and friends can ask for a film without touching Sonarr.
John the Ripper
The long-running password auditing tool, whose community jumbo build supports hundreds of hash and cipher types.
jq
The command-line JSON processor: slice, filter, map and transform structured data the way sed and awk handle text.
Jujutsu
A version control system with a simpler model than git, which uses git repositories as storage so it works with existing projects and hosts.
Just
A command runner that saves project-specific commands in a justfile, without any of make's build-system baggage.
Karabiner-Elements
The keyboard remapper for macOS, with rules that can differ per keyboard and go far beyond swapping two keys.
Kate
KDE's text editor: syntax highlighting for over 400 languages, split views, multi-cursor editing and an embedded terminal.
Keypirinha
A very fast keystroke launcher for Windows, entirely portable, with packages written in Python.
KiCad
A full electronics design suite: draw the schematic, lay out the board, view it in 3D, send it to a fab.
KiTTY
A PuTTY fork for Windows that adds session filtering, automatic login scripts and portability.
KoboldCpp
A single executable that runs GGUF language models locally, with a web interface and no installation at all.
Kolibri
An offline-first learning platform that serves a library of educational content from a local machine, with no internet needed to use it.
KOReader
A reader you install on a Kindle, Kobo or PocketBook that opens the formats the stock software refuses.
ksnip
A screenshot tool with annotation that works on Wayland, which several better-known ones still do not.
Lapce
A code editor written in Rust with GPU rendering, built-in LSP support, optional modal editing and remote development.
lazydocker
A terminal dashboard for Docker and Compose, so you stop typing ps, logs and restart over and over.
lazygit
A terminal interface for Git that makes staging chunks, interactive rebase and stashing things you actually do.
lf
A fast terminal file manager in the ranger style, as a single binary with no runtime dependencies.
Libre Hardware Monitor
Reads temperatures, fan speeds and voltages straight off the motherboard, and feeds them to other tools.
LibreCAD
A 2D CAD program for DXF and DWG drawings, built from the free edition of QCAD.
LibrePhotos
A self-hosted photo service with face recognition and automatic event albums, all processed locally.
