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DVinyl - self-hosted collection manager
DVinyl is a self-hosted collection manager for cataloguing physical media and collectibles. It supports music, books, movies, video games and LEGO sets, with metadata retrieved from services including Discogs, Hardcover, TMDB, IGDB and Rebrickable.
Its plugin-based design lets administrators enable only the media types they need. New collection types can be created with a no-code editor or implemented as code plugins with their own metadata services, importers and statistics.
This is free and open source software.
cjsh - POSIX-oriented shell
It supports familiar Bourne shell constructs and selected Bash-style extensions while aiming to keep ordinary shell scripts portable.
Its interactive layer is built around an embedded line editor and provides multiline editing, syntax highlighting, fuzzy completion, spell correction, persistent history, configurable key bindings and richly styled prompts without requiring a separate framework or plugin collection. The project reports roughly 95% POSIX coverage, tested through more than 1,700 standards-focused tests.
This is free and open source software.
NviWatch - terminal user interface for monitoring NVIDIA GPUs
NviWatch is a terminal user interface for monitoring NVIDIA GPUs and managing the processes using them.
It uses the NVIDIA Management Library to display temperatures, utilization, memory consumption and power draw in real time. Several layouts are available, including bar charts and separate graph tabs for multi-GPU systems. Optional CPU and system-process monitoring provides a broader view of the machine’s workload.
This is free and open source software.
AudioMass - browser-based audio and waveform editor
AudioMass is a browser-based audio and waveform editor that processes files locally without a backend service. It can record audio or open existing tracks, and provides cut, copy, paste, trim and effect-processing tools for editing complete files or selected regions.
Its multitrack mode arranges audio as movable clips across multiple channels, with volume, pan, mute, solo, record-arm and mixdown controls. Sessions can be saved in AudioMass’s own compressed project format and reopened later.
This is free and open source software.