projects monetizing their popularity
I've just noticed that some open source project monetize on their popularity, in particular on the value of their own websites in term of SEO. The more relevant the project is, the more the website is linked on the internet, the more the site itself increases its authority, the more its external links acquire value. And the links can be actually "sold", in form of credits for donations.
I've found it in Datatables, WinSCP, and the "Donations" page of XChat is quite explicit about this mechanism.
I think this is totally legit, and indeed a smart way to collect some economic resource (as selfless donations by users are not so common as desirable and necessary...).
Do you know more projects applying this strategy?
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I've just noticed that some open source project monetize on their popularity, in particular on the value of their own websites in term of SEO. The more relevant the project is, the more the website is linked on the internet, the more the site itself increases its authority, the more its external links acquire value. And the links can be actually "sold", in form of credits for donations.
I've found it in Datatables, WinSCP, and the "Donations" page of XChat is quite explicit about this mechanism.
I think this is totally legit, and indeed a smart way to collect some economic resource (as selfless donations by users are not so common as desirable and necessary...).
Do you know more projects applying this strategy?
https://redd.it/1n6qop0
@r_opensource
On the subject of README ads
I have started to see ads for the Warp Terminal on various open-source projects' READMEs. I am concerned about the precedent that would send.
Ads do not belong in documentation. This is a slippery slope to more and more intrusive ads in READMEs, or even other documentation such as manpages, in text that should be considered reserved for informational purposes.
I understand that open-source need funding; but exposing critical documentation to be cluttered with ads shifts the balance in favor of companies who have every incentive to make open-source as useless as possible. Warp is the only product I have seen doing this but its only a matter of time before other companies go "it's free real estate!"
Ads do not belong in READMEs and we should oppose this shift before it gets too large. What do y'all think?
https://redd.it/1n6sask
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I have started to see ads for the Warp Terminal on various open-source projects' READMEs. I am concerned about the precedent that would send.
Ads do not belong in documentation. This is a slippery slope to more and more intrusive ads in READMEs, or even other documentation such as manpages, in text that should be considered reserved for informational purposes.
I understand that open-source need funding; but exposing critical documentation to be cluttered with ads shifts the balance in favor of companies who have every incentive to make open-source as useless as possible. Warp is the only product I have seen doing this but its only a matter of time before other companies go "it's free real estate!"
Ads do not belong in READMEs and we should oppose this shift before it gets too large. What do y'all think?
https://redd.it/1n6sask
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Warp: The Agentic Development Environment
Fast terminal, state-of-the-art agents, and cloud orchestration for the full software development lifecycle.
A comprehensive Linux guide worth checking out
Hey folks,
If you’re learning Linux or just want a solid reference to keep around, I found The Complete Reference: Linux (6th Edition) super helpful.
It covers everything from the basics to managing users, networks, filesystems, and even configuring Internet services. Honestly, it’s the kind of book you can flip open any time you get stuck.
I’m sharing a free copy here 👉 Book
Hopefully it helps someone who’s on their Linux journey 🚀
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Hey folks,
If you’re learning Linux or just want a solid reference to keep around, I found The Complete Reference: Linux (6th Edition) super helpful.
It covers everything from the basics to managing users, networks, filesystems, and even configuring Internet services. Honestly, it’s the kind of book you can flip open any time you get stuck.
I’m sharing a free copy here 👉 Book
Hopefully it helps someone who’s on their Linux journey 🚀
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GitHub - Avinashabroy/Linux-Book-
Contribute to Avinashabroy/Linux-Book- development by creating an account on GitHub.
I built LazySSH: A terminal-based SSH manager with a simple UI
Hey folks,
I just released a new open-source project: **LazySSH**.
[https://github.com/adembc/lazyssh](https://github.com/adembc/lazyssh) ⭐️
Managing a growing number of servers through `~/.ssh/config` became painful for me — remembering aliases, editing entries, and staying organized was a constant struggle. As a fan of TUI tools like *lazydocker* and *k9s*, I built my own solution.
**LazySSH** is a **terminal-based, keyboard-driven SSH manager** that makes it easy to browse, connect to, and manage your servers directly from the command line.
✨ **Current features:**
* Browse & manage servers from your `~/.ssh/config`
* Add, edit, pin, ping, and delete entries in an interactive UI
* Fuzzy search, tag, and sort servers
* One-keypress SSH into any host
🛠 **Coming soon:**
* Copy files with a picker UI (no more long `scp` commands)
* Port forwarding directly from the UI
* SSH key management
If you’re a DevOps engineer, sysadmin, or anyone managing lots of servers, I’d love for you to give it a try and share your feedback!
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Hey folks,
I just released a new open-source project: **LazySSH**.
[https://github.com/adembc/lazyssh](https://github.com/adembc/lazyssh) ⭐️
Managing a growing number of servers through `~/.ssh/config` became painful for me — remembering aliases, editing entries, and staying organized was a constant struggle. As a fan of TUI tools like *lazydocker* and *k9s*, I built my own solution.
**LazySSH** is a **terminal-based, keyboard-driven SSH manager** that makes it easy to browse, connect to, and manage your servers directly from the command line.
✨ **Current features:**
* Browse & manage servers from your `~/.ssh/config`
* Add, edit, pin, ping, and delete entries in an interactive UI
* Fuzzy search, tag, and sort servers
* One-keypress SSH into any host
🛠 **Coming soon:**
* Copy files with a picker UI (no more long `scp` commands)
* Port forwarding directly from the UI
* SSH key management
If you’re a DevOps engineer, sysadmin, or anyone managing lots of servers, I’d love for you to give it a try and share your feedback!
https://redd.it/1n6sq6g
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GitHub
GitHub - Adembc/lazyssh: A terminal-based SSH manager inspired by lazydocker and k9s - Written in go
A terminal-based SSH manager inspired by lazydocker and k9s - Written in go - Adembc/lazyssh
File protection: anonymous, open source and fast
For the past few weeks, I've been working on a new version of my privacy site, which allows you to remove metadata from your files.
This version is faster, more secure, and more anonymous: logins are now made with anonymous IDs, without collecting personal information.The site supports more file types than before and remains largely open source. Everything is processed server-side and immediately returned to the user, without backup. Files are managed only in temporary variables and deleted at the end of the process.
The goal remains the same: to protect your privacy. Many people are unaware that shared files often contain sensitive information:
Photos → GPS location, date, device model
Documents → author's name, edit history, comments
This data can be used for tracking, OSINT, to feed AI, or even for identity theft. In the future, I plan to add:
A lightweight API to automate certain tasks
New privacy-related tools
Lots of educational content If you like the idea, feel free to test the site.
I just uploaded the new version; there are probably some bugs. I don't know many thing about open source, so if someone want to help me to understand that would be kind. (:
I can drop the link if you want.
https://redd.it/1n6wxs3
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For the past few weeks, I've been working on a new version of my privacy site, which allows you to remove metadata from your files.
This version is faster, more secure, and more anonymous: logins are now made with anonymous IDs, without collecting personal information.The site supports more file types than before and remains largely open source. Everything is processed server-side and immediately returned to the user, without backup. Files are managed only in temporary variables and deleted at the end of the process.
The goal remains the same: to protect your privacy. Many people are unaware that shared files often contain sensitive information:
Photos → GPS location, date, device model
Documents → author's name, edit history, comments
This data can be used for tracking, OSINT, to feed AI, or even for identity theft. In the future, I plan to add:
A lightweight API to automate certain tasks
New privacy-related tools
Lots of educational content If you like the idea, feel free to test the site.
I just uploaded the new version; there are probably some bugs. I don't know many thing about open source, so if someone want to help me to understand that would be kind. (:
I can drop the link if you want.
https://redd.it/1n6wxs3
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GitHub actions dashboard
Actions Dashboard
I’ve been working on a project that I’m calling pipeline vision. The idea for this project was because I was annoyed there was no good way to view all my workflows across multiple repositories in the same organization. We have over 80 repositories within our organization all with different workflows so it can be extremely cumbersome to go into each to look at the jobs that are running,failed,etc.
It is also annoying there is no central place to manage self hosted runners which is what we primarily use.
The last thing is notifications not being centralized.
So I started working on a solution that fixes these 3 things.
1. Centralized dashboard of all jobs, and workflows as well as detailed views of each workflow.
2. Centralized runner dashboard
3. Notifications for failed jobs , and successful jobs.
I want to make this project fully open source and was just curious if there is even a need/want for something like this and if so, what other pain points has anyone had with the GitHub UI for action related things. I would love any and all feedback. If I get enough traction I will make it open source for others to use.
Tech stack:
Frontend - NextJS
Backend - FastAPI
DB - Postgres
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Actions Dashboard
I’ve been working on a project that I’m calling pipeline vision. The idea for this project was because I was annoyed there was no good way to view all my workflows across multiple repositories in the same organization. We have over 80 repositories within our organization all with different workflows so it can be extremely cumbersome to go into each to look at the jobs that are running,failed,etc.
It is also annoying there is no central place to manage self hosted runners which is what we primarily use.
The last thing is notifications not being centralized.
So I started working on a solution that fixes these 3 things.
1. Centralized dashboard of all jobs, and workflows as well as detailed views of each workflow.
2. Centralized runner dashboard
3. Notifications for failed jobs , and successful jobs.
I want to make this project fully open source and was just curious if there is even a need/want for something like this and if so, what other pain points has anyone had with the GitHub UI for action related things. I would love any and all feedback. If I get enough traction I will make it open source for others to use.
Tech stack:
Frontend - NextJS
Backend - FastAPI
DB - Postgres
https://ibb.co/2VtnNGf
https://ibb.co/j9L6f5m7
https://ibb.co/57Yyfqy
https://redd.it/1n70hyk
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Looking for an android mileage tracking app
I recently started to pay attention to mileage, lost track of it,
Started to log it properly in an app called fuelio by sygic. But i thought, why not open-source?
So here i am Looking for an open-source alternative to simply support such projects,
if any bells ring in your mind please do share
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I recently started to pay attention to mileage, lost track of it,
Started to log it properly in an app called fuelio by sygic. But i thought, why not open-source?
So here i am Looking for an open-source alternative to simply support such projects,
if any bells ring in your mind please do share
https://redd.it/1n72cxq
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A new, easy-to-use, free+open way to run LLMs on your own PC
Lemonade (the LLM aide) is a local LLM server designed around these three ideas:
1. Strictly open source.
2. Auto-optimizes for any PC, including off-the-shelf llama.cpp, our own custom llama.cpp recipes (e.g., TheRock), or integrating non-llama.cpp engines (e.g., OnnxRuntime).
3. Dead simple to use and build on with GUIs available for all features.
\#2 and #3 are works in progress, but that’s the concept. There’s a lot of projects in the LLM space, but none that are going for all three.
Check out the GitHub if it sounds interesting: https://github.com/lemonade-sdk/lemonade
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Lemonade (the LLM aide) is a local LLM server designed around these three ideas:
1. Strictly open source.
2. Auto-optimizes for any PC, including off-the-shelf llama.cpp, our own custom llama.cpp recipes (e.g., TheRock), or integrating non-llama.cpp engines (e.g., OnnxRuntime).
3. Dead simple to use and build on with GUIs available for all features.
\#2 and #3 are works in progress, but that’s the concept. There’s a lot of projects in the LLM space, but none that are going for all three.
Check out the GitHub if it sounds interesting: https://github.com/lemonade-sdk/lemonade
https://redd.it/1n73vrs
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GitHub - lemonade-sdk/lemonade: Lemonade helps users discover and run local AI apps by serving optimized LLMs right from their…
Lemonade helps users discover and run local AI apps by serving optimized LLMs right from their own GPUs and NPUs. Join our discord: https://discord.gg/5xXzkMu8Zk - lemonade-sdk/lemonade
Automating doc updates from code changes (CLI)
TL;DR: We open-sourced **Cocode**, a python CLI that turns 1-hour doc updates into a \~30s command. GitHub: [https://github.com/pipelex/cocode](https://github.com/pipelex/cocode)
You know the drill - you make a small change in your codebase, then spend your entire afternoon hunting through documentation files, updating examples, and writing changelog entries for what should have taken 10 minutes total.
So we built and open-sourced Cocode, a CLI tool that uses Pipelex AI workflows to automate the tedious parts:
* `cocode swe-from-repo-diff write_changelog v0.8.0` → Generates complete changelog from your git diff
* `cocode swe-doc-update v1.0.0` → Proposes docs rewrites based on code changes
* `cocode swe-doc-proofread --doc-dir docs` → Finds every existing mismatch between your docs and your codebase, as well as typos
**What it solves:** The 4 hours you spend manually cross-referencing code changes with existing docs, writing changelog entries from git diff, and proofreading for inconsistencies.
**Real talk:** Last week I updated a single function parameter. Coding took 10 minutes. Manual doc updates took 1 hour. With Cocode, the whole thing would be done in under 30 seconds.
**How it works**: I use Pipelex technology to scaffold LLM Pipelines. It enables me to split the documentation into smaller sections, process it in parallel, batching, and apply specific LLM prompts.
Been testing it for a few weeks and it's saved me probably 5-6 hours already. Curious what pain points others have with documentation workflows?
Its still in the early days of cocode, but feel free to help us make it better.
demo: [https://youtu.be/T56MOkoZwm8?si=z1zlampMXQaZj1rF](https://youtu.be/T56MOkoZwm8?si=z1zlampMXQaZj1rF)
repo: [https://github.com/pipelex/cocode](https://github.com/pipelex/cocode)
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TL;DR: We open-sourced **Cocode**, a python CLI that turns 1-hour doc updates into a \~30s command. GitHub: [https://github.com/pipelex/cocode](https://github.com/pipelex/cocode)
You know the drill - you make a small change in your codebase, then spend your entire afternoon hunting through documentation files, updating examples, and writing changelog entries for what should have taken 10 minutes total.
So we built and open-sourced Cocode, a CLI tool that uses Pipelex AI workflows to automate the tedious parts:
* `cocode swe-from-repo-diff write_changelog v0.8.0` → Generates complete changelog from your git diff
* `cocode swe-doc-update v1.0.0` → Proposes docs rewrites based on code changes
* `cocode swe-doc-proofread --doc-dir docs` → Finds every existing mismatch between your docs and your codebase, as well as typos
**What it solves:** The 4 hours you spend manually cross-referencing code changes with existing docs, writing changelog entries from git diff, and proofreading for inconsistencies.
**Real talk:** Last week I updated a single function parameter. Coding took 10 minutes. Manual doc updates took 1 hour. With Cocode, the whole thing would be done in under 30 seconds.
**How it works**: I use Pipelex technology to scaffold LLM Pipelines. It enables me to split the documentation into smaller sections, process it in parallel, batching, and apply specific LLM prompts.
Been testing it for a few weeks and it's saved me probably 5-6 hours already. Curious what pain points others have with documentation workflows?
Its still in the early days of cocode, but feel free to help us make it better.
demo: [https://youtu.be/T56MOkoZwm8?si=z1zlampMXQaZj1rF](https://youtu.be/T56MOkoZwm8?si=z1zlampMXQaZj1rF)
repo: [https://github.com/pipelex/cocode](https://github.com/pipelex/cocode)
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GitHub - Pipelex/cocode: Cocode is the friend of your code, it is a powerful command-line tool for analyzing and processing code…
Cocode is the friend of your code, it is a powerful command-line tool for analyzing and processing code repositories. It converts repository structures and contents into text formats, extracts code...
Looking for a YouTube watch together where i can force full screen and still remote control
I'm working on a vtuber setup in warduo where i wanna do watch together so me and friend are watching the video but 3rd user is what audiance sees
Warduo screen is a non interactive screen so if you use a browser website you get full page but unable to interact or scroll (is mainly for chat which eh)
I found open source watch party sites which is good but I can't just say insert full screen link to screen then i press play on my actual browser
Anyone got any ideas of making this work with Any open software
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I'm working on a vtuber setup in warduo where i wanna do watch together so me and friend are watching the video but 3rd user is what audiance sees
Warduo screen is a non interactive screen so if you use a browser website you get full page but unable to interact or scroll (is mainly for chat which eh)
I found open source watch party sites which is good but I can't just say insert full screen link to screen then i press play on my actual browser
Anyone got any ideas of making this work with Any open software
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I need to setup a family calendar/task list on a touch-screen monitor in my kitchen...
How would you suggest I approach this? From an app standpoint I can vibe-code something in no time -- that's not hard since most of the data will be pulled from Google but what are my options when it comes to getting a "blank" reasonably-priced touchscreen monitor?
I'm thinking I have two options:
1/ I can create a web app and open it up in a browser on the monitor
pros:
a/ easy & fast to develop the app
b/ easier to update the app when needed
cons:
a/ user interactions (clicking, navigation) might be clunky in the browser via touch-screen
b/ keeping the screen on all the time (which I want) is harder
2/ Create an android or iOS app
pros:
a/ user experience is much more configurable
b/ easier to manage the ecosystem (keeping the screen on, etc)
cons:
a/ harder to update app
b/ harder to develop
Am I overthinking this? Is there an easier option? I know there's a bunch of pre-paid solutions out there but they start at $600 and have a monthly fee which I want to avoid.
Thanks!
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How would you suggest I approach this? From an app standpoint I can vibe-code something in no time -- that's not hard since most of the data will be pulled from Google but what are my options when it comes to getting a "blank" reasonably-priced touchscreen monitor?
I'm thinking I have two options:
1/ I can create a web app and open it up in a browser on the monitor
pros:
a/ easy & fast to develop the app
b/ easier to update the app when needed
cons:
a/ user interactions (clicking, navigation) might be clunky in the browser via touch-screen
b/ keeping the screen on all the time (which I want) is harder
2/ Create an android or iOS app
pros:
a/ user experience is much more configurable
b/ easier to manage the ecosystem (keeping the screen on, etc)
cons:
a/ harder to update app
b/ harder to develop
Am I overthinking this? Is there an easier option? I know there's a bunch of pre-paid solutions out there but they start at $600 and have a monthly fee which I want to avoid.
Thanks!
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microfolio - Static Portfolio Generator / free & open-source
https://microfolio.net/
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Easy way to manage/organize your code projects: archivador CLI.
I notice that every day I repeat the same commands to change projects, set up services for work, and launch the code editor (obviously nvim, haha). So I created a simple tool to have an easy way to switch between projects and start coding, and maybe it can help you too. I’m sharing the repo here; it’s written in Rust. As I said, it’s a simple tool, but it helps me organize my code projects and prevents me from repeating many commands (it also remembers project paths).
https://codeberg.org/a-chacon/archivador
https://redd.it/1n7k2km
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I notice that every day I repeat the same commands to change projects, set up services for work, and launch the code editor (obviously nvim, haha). So I created a simple tool to have an easy way to switch between projects and start coding, and maybe it can help you too. I’m sharing the repo here; it’s written in Rust. As I said, it’s a simple tool, but it helps me organize my code projects and prevents me from repeating many commands (it also remembers project paths).
https://codeberg.org/a-chacon/archivador
https://redd.it/1n7k2km
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archivador
CLI tool for organize code projects.
Aralez: An OpenSource reverse proxy on Rust and Cloudflare's Pingora
Some time ago I have created a project [**Aralez**](https://github.com/sadoyan/aralez) **.** It's a complete reverse proxy, ingress controller implementation on top of Cloudflare's [**Pingora**](https://github.com/cloudflare/pingora)
Now I'm happy to announce about the completion of another major milestone, **Aralez** is also an ingress controller for **Kubernetes** now..
What we have:
* Dynamic load of upstreams file without reload.
* Dynamic load of SSL certificates, without reload.
* Api for pushing config files, applies immediately.
* Integration with API of Hashicorp's Consul API.
* Kubernetes ingress controller.
* Static files deliver.
* Optional Authentication.
* Pingora at heart, with crazy performance .
* and more .....
Here in [**GitHUB**](https://sadoyan.github.io/aralez-docs/) pages is the full documentation .
Please use it carelessly and let me know your thoughts :-)
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Some time ago I have created a project [**Aralez**](https://github.com/sadoyan/aralez) **.** It's a complete reverse proxy, ingress controller implementation on top of Cloudflare's [**Pingora**](https://github.com/cloudflare/pingora)
Now I'm happy to announce about the completion of another major milestone, **Aralez** is also an ingress controller for **Kubernetes** now..
What we have:
* Dynamic load of upstreams file without reload.
* Dynamic load of SSL certificates, without reload.
* Api for pushing config files, applies immediately.
* Integration with API of Hashicorp's Consul API.
* Kubernetes ingress controller.
* Static files deliver.
* Optional Authentication.
* Pingora at heart, with crazy performance .
* and more .....
Here in [**GitHUB**](https://sadoyan.github.io/aralez-docs/) pages is the full documentation .
Please use it carelessly and let me know your thoughts :-)
https://redd.it/1n7k32t
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GitHub
GitHub - sadoyan/aralez: Aralez (Արալեզ), Reverse proxy built on top of Cloudflare's Pingora
Aralez (Արալեզ), Reverse proxy built on top of Cloudflare's Pingora - sadoyan/aralez
Software for taking study notes
Hello!
Lately, I've only been using a physical notebook to take notes in classes, document ideas, and etc. And I really wanted some free and open-source software that could help me with this. Sort of "simulating" (?) this type of physical note-taking, if such a thing exists.
Thank you!
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Hello!
Lately, I've only been using a physical notebook to take notes in classes, document ideas, and etc. And I really wanted some free and open-source software that could help me with this. Sort of "simulating" (?) this type of physical note-taking, if such a thing exists.
Thank you!
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QueryWeaver - Text2SQL using graph-powered schema understanding.
https://github.com/FalkorDB/QueryWeaver/
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GitHub - FalkorDB/QueryWeaver: An open-source Text2SQL tool that transforms natural language into SQL using graph-powered schema…
An open-source Text2SQL tool that transforms natural language into SQL using graph-powered schema understanding. Ask your database questions in plain English, QueryWeaver handles the weaving. - Fal...
(Android) CuteMusic went Expressive!
Hey folks! a year and a half ago, I released CuteMusic, a feature rich, beautiful and open-source offline music player app for Android. Today I released v3.0.0, with a fresh new design based off Material 3 Expressive, if you were looking for a M3E music player, then CuteMusic may be your new love :)
You can check it here: https://github.com/sosauce/CuteMusic
Thank you so much to everyone who contributed in a way or an another to CuteMusic's growth, y'all make me enjoy my passion even more ❤️!!!
Until next time we connect 😉
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Hey folks! a year and a half ago, I released CuteMusic, a feature rich, beautiful and open-source offline music player app for Android. Today I released v3.0.0, with a fresh new design based off Material 3 Expressive, if you were looking for a M3E music player, then CuteMusic may be your new love :)
You can check it here: https://github.com/sosauce/CuteMusic
Thank you so much to everyone who contributed in a way or an another to CuteMusic's growth, y'all make me enjoy my passion even more ❤️!!!
Until next time we connect 😉
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GitHub
GitHub - sosauce/CuteMusic: CuteMusic is a cute and powerful offline music player for Android!
CuteMusic is a cute and powerful offline music player for Android! - sosauce/CuteMusic
I over-engineered a URL shortener for insane speed. Here’s the code.
https://github.com/killcod3/shorty
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GitHub - killcod3/shorty: Lightning-fast URL shortener.
Lightning-fast URL shortener. Contribute to killcod3/shorty development by creating an account on GitHub.
GitHub - Burnsedia/waywind: A CLI tool that generates Waybar themes from your TailwindCSS and DaisyUI config. Perfect for Hyprland users who want a consistent, riced desktop.
https://github.com/Burnsedia/waywind
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https://github.com/Burnsedia/waywind
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GitHub - Burnsedia/waywind: A CLI tool that generates Waybar themes from your TailwindCSS and DaisyUI config. Perfect for Hyprland…
A CLI tool that generates Waybar themes from your TailwindCSS and DaisyUI config. Perfect for Hyprland users who want a consistent, riced desktop. - Burnsedia/waywind