Help please

Does anyone know a split screen app that opens a instance of two seperate apps within itself like (phone(app im looking for(youtube+notes app))) Hopefully the result im looking for is to use the normal split screen function with this new app to have three apps open on my phone at once. Thank you for youre help or is this even possible?

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Traffic Monitor flagged as Trojan (WinNT/Winring0.G) – Safe to keep or uninstall?

I’m running into a security warning with Traffic Monitor

https://github.com/zhongyang219/TrafficMonitor

and I’m not sure how to handle it.

Windows Security Alert:

VulnerableDriver:WinNT/Winring0.G  
Alert level: Severe  
Status: Active  
Date: Sun 21-Sep-25 06:51 PM  
Category: Trojan  
Details: This program is dangerous and executes commands from an attacker.  

Affected item:  
C:\TrafficMonitor_V1.85_x64\TrafficMonitor\TrafficMonitor.sys

I also noticed the CPU temperature readings stopped working about 3 days ago, which seems to line up with an issue mentioned in the GitHub repo:
https://github.com/zhongyang219/TrafficMonitor/issues

Now I’m stuck-should I uninstall Traffic Monitor completely?

The tough part is I’ve relied on it for years to monitor:

Upload/Download speeds
Memory usage
Total network speed
CPU usage
GPU usage
CPU/GPU temperature

And I really need the taskbar window display it provides.

Is there a safe alternative that gives the same features?

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Opensource alternative to Guideflow / Arcade / Storylane

Creating those interactive guide are quite nice and I see the value they add.
I was wondering if there is an open source alternative to guideflow/arcade/storylane.



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My First Open Source Contribution

I have started the journey of Java and Spring Boot like 10 months ago.

I am really interested in the idea of OSC to boost my experiences and skills as well as my CV

But the idea still overwhelming for me with 0 real life experiences

How can I start or in another words , How to pick my first project to contribute in , also what skills/tools I should have before engaging in any real-time project so I can actual leave my mark there

As well as I am interested in the idea , although it's very important for me at this state as I am looking for my first step in my career

Thanks in Advance

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HelixDB - An open-source graph-vector database built in Rust

Hey r/opensource wanted to show off a project a college friend and I have been working on for the past 9 months

https://github.com/helixdb/helix-db

Why hybrid?
Vector DBs are great for semantic search (e.g., embeddings), while graph DBs are needed for representing relationships (e.g., people → projects → organisations). Certain RAG systems need both, but combining two separate databases can be a nightmare and hard-to-maintain.

HelixDB treats vectors as first-class types within a property graph model. Think of vector nodes connected to other nodes like in any graph DB, which allows you to traverse from a person to their documents to a semantically similar report in one query.

Currently we are on par with Pinecone and Qdrant for vector search and between 2 and 3 orders of magnitude faster than Neo4j.
As Rust developers, we were tired of the type ambiguity in most query languages. So we also built HelixQL, a type-safe query language that compiles into Rust code and runs as native endpoints. Traversals are functional (like Gremlin), the language is imperative, and the syntax is modelled after Rust with influences from Cypher and SQL. It’s schema-based, so everything’s type-checked up front.

Would love your feedback – especially from anyone who's worked on databases :)

BTW, GitHub stars are always appreciated :) https://github.com/helixdb/helix-db



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Any open source alternative for Articulate?

Hello all,
I'm looking for a course/onboarding app for my job that I can set up and self-host.

https://redd.it/1nn5yvj
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How do you get traction for an open source i18n project?

I built an open source internationalization (i18n) tool that I think solves i18n way better than what’s out there. It’s free, will always stay free, and I honestly believe most devs who try it will prefer it.

The “business” side isn’t aimed at devs at all, the plan is to monetize through a CMS for marketers/designers/content people. Basically, devs never pay, and the whole point is to get translation work off our plate so we can focus on shipping features.

The problem: nobody really knows about it yet. I’m not looking to spam, but I’d like to get it in front of more developers so they can try it out and (hopefully) spread the word if they like it. So for anyone who’s grown an open source project before:

How did you get your first wave of users? Any good places to share this kind of project where people actually care? Any tips on making sure devs understand the monetization isn’t aimed at them? Curious to hear what worked (or didn’t work) for you.

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I built my own color-scheme for VS Code

I’ve been messing around with color palettes for a while, and I finally put together something I’m proud of: Eclipse Dawn (softer dark) and Eclipse Midnight (deeper dark).

The idea was to take some inspiration from Eclipse’s vibe but modernize it — better contrast, softer on the eyes, and consistent syntax highlighting that feels balanced for long "starring" sessions.

If anyone wants to give it a shot it's **here**, and as the time goes I'm adding more themes to the stuff I use.

https://redd.it/1nn2jyz
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CS student & open source contributor – seeking advice and connections

Hi everyone,

I’m Aniket, a third year CS student with a focus on AI/ML, and I love working on open source.
I’ve contributed to projects such as :)

Pandas

Python

JAX-ml

TensorFlow Quantum

Statsmodels

Academic Software Foundation

GitHub: https://github.com/Aniketsy

While I’ve gained valuable experience, I’m looking forward to connecting with seasoned contributors to learn and grow :-

Understand how to make more impactful contributions.

Seek advice on career growth through open source.

Learn how open source involvement can align with industry roles (internships, research, or full-time).

If you've been on this journey, I'd appreciate your insights. I'm also open to connecting with other students and contributors exploring similar paths.

Thanks for reading, and I look forward to hearing from you!

https://redd.it/1nnfowk
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CodeRabbit Commits 1 Million to Open Source Software Sponsorships.
https://www.coderabbit.ai/blog/coderabbit-commits-1-million-to-open-source

https://redd.it/1nnglco
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Looking for testers: Self-Hosted File Converter, OCR, Transcriber, TTS

Hey, I've been spending the last few days building a self-hosted file converter with some added support for ocr, tts, and stt. This is not revolutionary, since it just wraps many tools into a webui but I couldn't find any alternatives (ConvertX is nice but fails a lot and has clunky ui).
It comes with OIDC support and pre-built Docker images!

https://github.com/LoredCast/filewizard
https://hub.docker.com/r/loredcast/filewizard

Please check it out, it's still early development and I need people testing functionality since there are A LOT of formats to potentially test out.




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How to responsibly hand over maintainership of my open-source project?

Hi everyone,

I’m the maintainer of QRCoder, a .NET library for generating QR codes. After several years, I’ve reached a point where I can no longer properly maintain the project:

I haven’t developed in C# for years, so I’ve lost touch with the ecosystem. (In my main job I switched to Python in 2021)
I’ve become frustrated with the increasingly harsh tone and high expectations from some users.

Because of this, I’d like to step down and hand the project over to someone who has the motivation and technical expertise to continue it. However, I’m unsure how to best approach the transition. Some options I’ve thought about:

1. Adding a new maintainer to my repo – but would someone really want to maintain it if I’m still technically the “owner”?
2. Transferring the repo to a new owner – but I worry about trust: someone could misuse it (e.g., distributing malicious code or rewriting history to claim the work as theirs).
3. Letting someone fork it – and then I’d archive my repo and link to the fork.

I also don’t know the best way to find a trustworthy new maintainer. Would simply putting a note in the README and issues be enough? Should I try to "vet" the new maintainer somehow?

Has anyone here gone through this before? How did you responsibly hand over your project without it being abused?

Any advice or experiences would be greatly appreciated!

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AutoCommit bash noscript
https://autocommit.skedia.io/

https://redd.it/1nnmj3h
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Join the Parkinson Helper Phone App Project!

Hi Devs,

I’m not a Swift expert—my background is mainly in Python—and I’ve leaned heavily on CLI AI tools to develop Parkinson Helper into a functional MVP for Parkinson’s patients. I rely on a spec driven approach, with a progressive build, test, and next step methodology. I do apologize if the code or structure doesn’t yet meet typical mobile app standards; this was a "figure it out" effort driven by necessity.

Did searched the App Store for a tool to support Parkinson’s patients but found none that fully addressed their needs for complex tasks like dynamic medication scheduling, task management, and blood pressure monitoring. Thus, the decision to built Parkinson Helper..

This open-source iOS (Swift/SwiftUI) MVP currently offers: dynamic medication schedules, daily task checklists, adaptive UI, blood pressure tracking with graphs, historical data, text-to-speech, and on-device privacy via Core Data. It’s localized in English, Mandarin, Malay, and Tamil, with plans to support more languages.

We need your help to scale this community-driven project! Priorities include:

1. **Critical** | Upgrading the Medication Profile system to Core Data for multiple profiles, with a workflow to securely download profiles in CSV format to the device.
2. Expanding support to Android and other OS ecosystems.
3. Adding more language localizations.
4. Integrating onboard AI for data summaries (e.g., task completion rates, BP trends).
5. Implementing computer vision to auto-capture blood pressure readings (replacing manual input).

Join us on GitHub: https://github.com/parkinsonhelper/parkinson-helper/blob/main/README.md
Check out our intro video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ES8kmNoG8FQ.
Let’s empower Parkinson’s patients worldwide together!

https://redd.it/1nnm9x9
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Getting Started Advice

Hey everybody,

I'm looking for advice on how to get started with my open-source project. I have professional SDE experience and some experience contributing to open-source projects. However, this is the first open-source project I'll be managing, so I just want to make sure I don't screw up anything too badly. Some concrete questions I have are:

* What are the *must-have files* (e.g., LICENSE, README, [CONTRIBUTING.md](http://CONTRIBUTING.md), CODE\_OF\_CONDUCT.md) that make a repo contributor-friendly?
* How do you keep track of features/general project management? Is just using GitHub good enough, or should I also use something else like Trello?

* How do I encourage the first few contributors to join and stick around?

* How much structure (roles, rules, decision-making) should I add early on vs. letting it evolve naturally?
* How do you decide the appropriate license, or does it not matter very much?
* What are some mistakes y'all made that I could possibly learn from?
* Any other advice?

It's an open-source app that helps you stay connected by reminding you to reach out to friends. It's basically just one of those personal CRM apps, but I think all the apps suck right now, and the idea is so simple it's not even worth monetizing. I just want a good app that helps people stay in touch, that is free for everyone. I won't post the link since I don't want it to seem like I'm promoting too hard, but if you're interested, just HMU :)



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Elasticsearch Was Never a Database
https://www.paradedb.com/blog/elasticsearch-was-never-a-database

https://redd.it/1nnvpwb
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I built an open-source UI library because every other one looks the same.

If you don't want to put much effort and time into designing your websites, It's hard to build something unique looking these days. Most of the UI libraries out here are very generic and hard to distinguish from each other.

So when I started getting into Retro/Neobrutalist design system, I wanted to build my personal website with this design. But I couldn't find a UI library that fit what I was looking for, So I start building my own!

Welcome to RetroUI, The UI library that let's you build unique and playful websites.

Github Repository: https://github.com/Logging-Stuff/retroui



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Free open source prediction market platform: v0.0.4 just released
https://github.com/openpredictionmarkets/socialpredict

https://redd.it/1nny495
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I thought I understood the appeal of open source -- but I don't.

My biggest problem is the license and everyone's weird dogma around it. If I spent years working on a beautiful powerful piece of software (not just some random npm package), but still wanted to distribute it for free for the community to use, I should be able to do so, yes. Nobody stops you there. But the problem is commercial use and this is where I start to disagree with most of the open source community. I need some arguments to help win me back here because I just don't understand it lol.


Here's my problem: If I make a really great piece of software, and distribute it under Apache or MIT for example, who's to stop Google or Microsoft or some other company take my software, strip the UI and write their own branded UI wrapper around it and call it their own? Now everyone uses what's really software and loves the company for it, and all the blood sweat and tears and YEARS worth of work that went into it now goes basically unnoticed in that domain. I don't mind people using my software for commercial purposes. Even using it under the hood / behind the scenes is fine like an internal tool to help their operations, totally cool. But when you brand the software as your own and start acting like it's your product, that's when I have a problem.

It's not about money. I don't care about making money. All I ask is for RECOGNITION of my work. I don't understand how people can be so weird about this. Like it's like asking for artists to publish all of their work for free with no credits to their work? I don't get it? Why would anyone want this? I understand wanting free software, I understand wanting software more accessible, I understand wanting to see the code of what you are running to make sure it respects your privacy and isn't doing shady stuff. TOTALLY GET IT. But the commercial parts are where I start to disconnect from you guys lol.

https://redd.it/1no2hrg
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Check my booking app build with supabase

I build booking app with supabase 1 year before you can check it out here
https://github.com/boyhax/manazl.site

Supabase is amazing backend but currently I shifted to convex because of more control of every thing from flow of data to security and all logic is in backend instead of client side like when using supabase .


Let me know your opinion .



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New Open Source Project: Complete Admin Dashboard Template for Modern Web Apps
https://github.com/silicondeck/shadcn-dashboard-landing-template

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