Semantic search
- BYLD false
- Helps users build a mini distribution
- Babel false
- a collection of tools for internationalizing Python applications.
- Baby false
- Software project for chess and fractals.
- Backbone.js false
- Gives structure to Web applications by providing models with key-value binding and custom events
- Backup Shell false
- Shell for ssh
- Bacon false
- a small RSpec clone.
- Badger false
- a library used to generate badge sheets for events.
- Bakery false
- C++ framework for creating GNOME applications
- Ballandpaddle true
- Ball and paddle game.
- Bar false
- User backup utility
- Barcode true
- Convert text strings to printed bars.
- Barista false
- transparent coffeescript support for rails 3
- Bas55 false
- ECMA-55 Minimal BASIC Interpreter
- Basapp false
- Web infrastructure for database application
- Bash true
- The GNU Project implementation of the standard Unix shell.
- Bash-dirstack false
- An implementation of a persistent directory stack in bash.
- Bash.Diff false
- Extended version of the 'bash' shell
- BashBurn false
- A CD burning utility.
- BashDiff false
- A patch for Bash with features from Awk, Python, Zsh, Ksh, and others.
- Bayonne true
- Telephony server.
- Bazaar true
- Friendly powerful distributed version control system.
- Bazel false
- a fast, scalable, multi-language and extensible build system
- Bbdb false
- Contact management utility for Emacs.
- Bbe false
- A binary block editor
- Bc true
- Interactive algebraic language.
- Bcaml false
- tools for B formal
- Bcbio-nextgen false
- Genome variant calling and RNA-seq analysis.
- Bcrypt false
- Password hashing Python library
- Beacon false
- Simple date and category-driven Web publishing system.
- Beancounter false
- A stock portfolio performance monitoring tool
- Beanstalkc false
- a simple beanstalkd client library.
- Bedtools false
- Suite of utilities for comparing genomic features.
- Beehive false
- Flexible event/agent & automation system.
- Benchmark-Timer false
- Times and becnhmarks portions of code
- Beremiz false
- Integrated development environment for machine automation.
- Besssugo false
- a tool to build videos out of scientific calculations
- BezierComposer false
- Continuous composing using Bézier curves
- Bff false
- BrainF*ck language interpreter
- Bfloop false
- An interpreter for the BLooP and FLooP programming languages.
- Bhl false
- Converts plain TXT files into HTML, LaTeX, and SGML.
- Bhpos false
- E-commerce point of sale system.
- Bib2xhtml false
- Converts BibTeX files into XHTML 1.0
- BibTeXConv false
- BibTeX Converter
- Bibfilex false
- Bibliographic manager
- BibleTime false
- A Bible study software
- Bibliogram false
- An alternative libre frotend for Instagram
- Biferno false
- Scripting language for web development
- BigFORTH false
- Forth compiler
- Bigloo false
- Implementation of the Scheme programming language
- Binfind false
- Searches for a byte sequence in a binary file
- Bino false
- 3D video player with multi-display support.
- Binutils false
- Collection of binary utilities.
- BioRuby false
- Bioinformatics library for Ruby.
- Biom-format.org false
- Biological Observation Matrix (BIOM) format.
- Bioperl false
- Tools for computational molecular biology.
- Bioperl-run false
- Interface to bioinformatics applications.
- Biosig4c++ false
- Library for processing of biomedical signals.
- Birdfont false
- vector font editor
- Bison true
- General-purpose parser generator.
- Bisonc++ false
- LALR1 parser generator generating C++ code
- Bisq false
- A decentralized cryptocurrency exchange
- Bitcask false
- Log-Structured Hash Table for Fast Key/Value Data
- Bitcoin Armory false
- The Only Open-Source Wallet With Cold Storage And Multi-Signature Support
- Bitpacket false
- Python representation for bit field structures.
- Bitstring false
- Simple construction, analysis and modification of binary data.
- Bitten false
- a simple distributed continuous integration system.
- Bkchem false
- Chemical drawing program.
- Black-widow false
- Offensive penetration testing tool
- Blade false
- A lightweight and portable language that allows you to develop complex applications quickly
- Blame false
- RCS equivalent of CVS's "annotate" command
- Blender false
- 3D creation suite
- Bless false
- A fast and customizable hex editor.
- Blind false
- A collection of command line video editing utilities.
- Blindsend false
- End-to-end encrypted file exchange
- Blob-polyfill false
- Blob Polyfill serves Blob.js over npm.
- BlockSignal false
- Secure Messaging Application
- Blockly false
- Blockly is a web-based, graphical programming editor.
- Bloom false
- A creative 2D platformer game
- BlueSpice false
- Enterprise distribution of the famous Wikipedia software MediaWiki.
- Bluefish false
- GTK+ programmers editor
- Blueman false
- GTK+ Bluetooth Manager
- Blwm false
- Window manager.
- Bmrblib false
- The Biological Magnetic Resonance Data Bank (BioMagResBank or BMRB) library
- Board-tnk false
- Discussion board
- Bobcat false
- run-time (shared) Bobcat library
- Bochs false
- IA32 (x86) PC emulator
- Bochs-Tools false
- Scripts and programs to be used with the Bochs-emulator
- Boehm garbage collector false
- Conservative garbage collector for C and C++
- Bongo false
- Media player for Emacs.
- Bonsai false
- Performs queries on the contents of a CVS archive
- Bookworm false
- A simple user centric eBook reader which displays multiple eBooks formats uniformly
- Bool true
- Utility for matching boolean queries in text.
- Booleano false
- an interpreter of boolean expressions, a library to define and run filters available as text (e.g., in a natural language) or in Python code.
- Boost false
- Portable C++ source libraries.
- Bootstrap false
- Mobile-first, responsive Web front-end framework
- Bootswatch false
- Free themes for Bootstrap
- Bosco false
- Rewrite of Bugzilla in PHP
- Bosh false
- The Browsable-Output SHell.
- Bottle false
- a fast and simple WSGI web-framework for Python.
- Bpel2owfn true
- Translate web service expressed in BPEL to oWFN.
- Brackets false
- Code editor for the Web
- Braille Scrabble false
- A text-based implementation of TuxWordSmith for use in terminal.
- Braze false
- A scripted MIDI patch bay manager for ALSA
- Breach false
- Modular and lightweight Web browser
- Brightway2 false
- Life cycle assessment framework
- Brinance false
- Lightweight personal finance program
- Broadband-usage false
- Home broadband usage meter for SNMP-enabled modem/routers
- Brother ql false
- A software package to facilitate printing labels on Brother’s QL-Series label printers
- Browser-history-viewer false
- A tool to view Web browser history information.
- Browsersync false
- Real-time browser synchronization for Web development
- Bspwm false
- A tiling window manager based on binary space partitioning
- Bubblemon false
- Graphic display of CPU and memory load.
- Budgie false
- A feature-rich and modern desktop environment
- Bug-A-Boo false
- Web-based bug tracking system
- Bug-buddy false
- GNOME bug-reporting utility
- BugPort false
- QA system for software development
- Bugdar false
- Is a bug tracking system.
- Bugs false
- Dynamic private key encryption algorithm and applications
- Bugtrack false
- Bug tracking system
- BuildBot false
- Automates the compile/test cycle of software development
- Buildah false
- A tool for building Open Container Initiative (OCI) container images
- Buildtool false
- Portable build infrastructure
- Buildutils false
- Distutils extensions for developing Python libraries and applications.
- Bullet dodger false
- A fun and challenging mouse game where you must dodge bullets
- Bundler false
- a tool that manages gem dependencies for your ruby application.
- Bunny the Fuzzer false
- closed loop, high-performance, general purpose protocol-blind fuzzer
- Burn false
- command-line tool for writing optical media
- Burn 360 false
- Burn 360 - VCD ripping, Encoding and Creation GUI written in perl-Gtk2
- Bustd false
- bustd is a lightweight process killer daemon for out-of-memory scenarios for Linux!
- Busted false
- busted is a tool for gathering and reporting information about a broken gem.
- Busybox false
- Set of common utilities built as single binary
- Butter false
- Play shareable videos from various places
- Bwa false
- Burrows-Wheeler Aligner.
- Bwstats false
- bandwidth utilization diagram generator
- BzrPublish false
- Eases publishing releases of software developed in bzr.
- C ElementTree false
- an add-on to the standard ElementTree package.
- C to C++ converter false
- Converts C sources or whole project into C++
- C++ Annotations false
- An extensive C++ tutorial/textbook
- C-graph true
- Visualize convolution and demonstrate convolution theorem.
- C2hs false
- Simplifies the development of Haskell bindings to C libraries
- C2lib false
- Perl/STL-like library of tools for C programming
- CDimgtools false
- inspect and manipulate disc images
- CFFI false
- Foreign Function Interface for Python calling C code
- CHEAT false
- C Unit testing framework
- CIA false
- Realtime project tracking system
- CImg false
- Template Image Processing Toolkit.
- CMDln false
- An improved cmd.py for writing multi-command scripts and shells.
- CMUCL false
- Free implementation of Common Lisp
- CMake false
- Build system
- CONSUL false
- Open Government
- CP: Cerebral Procreation false
- A BF (BrainF***) interpreter and compiler.
- CPG false
- Specifies language grammars and computes, generates, and simulates the corresponding automatons
- CRCmod false
- a CRC generator
- CSS-parser false
- Ruby CSS Parser.
- CSSPool false
- a CSS SAC parser and by default will output a DOM Level 2 style tree.
- CUPS false
- Portable printing layer
- CUnit false
- A unit testing library for the C language
- CVAssistant false
- World's most advanced job application software
- CVSGraph false
- Generates graphical representations of CVS revisions and branches
- CVSHistory false
- Tool for browsing CVS activity which integrates with ViewCVS or CVSweb
- CVSSearch false
- Searches code using CVS comments
- CVSTrac false
- Bug and patch-set tracking system for use with CVS
- CVSps false
- Generates 'patchset' information from a CVS repository
- CYTHAR false
- StandAlone MIDI Step Sequencer
- Cache Money false
- A Write-Through Cacheing Library for ActiveRecord.
- Cachet false
- An HTTP Cache Proxy in Scala.
- Cachy false
- a library to simplify and organize caching.
- CacoCloud false
- A SIMPLE, FAST AND SECURE SELF HOSTED FEED AND MAIL READER, PASSWORD AND BOOKMARK MANAGER.
- Cairo false
- A vector graphics library with cross-device output support.
- Cajo false
- a small library, enabling powerful dynamic multi-machine coöperation.
- CakePHP false
- PHP Web development framework
- Calamares false
- The universal installer framework
- Calc false
- Advanced desk calculator for GNU Emacs.
- CalcChecksum false
- Calculates checksums
- Calconsole false
- A calendar and schedule command-line application.
- Calendar Lock PEA false
- Privacy-focussed calendar application.
- Calendar Maker false
- Rails plugin to build a simple calendar scaffold, with events signified by class names added to the day.
- Calibre false
- A complete e-library solution, including e-reader synchronization
- Calltree false
- Static call tree generator for C programs
- CamlTemplate false
- Template processor library for Objective Caml
- Camping false
- small Ruby web framework for Model-View-Controller type applications
- Cancan false
- Simple authorization for Rails.
- Candela false
- Command-line tool builder with DSL
- Candygram false
- Python implementation of Erlang concurrency primitives
- Canvas false
- Educational courseware/learning management system
- Capybara false
- webrat alternative which aims to support all browser simulators.
- Carl9170fw false
- Libre firmware for AR9170 USB wireless adapters
- Caro false
- A gomoku-like game with addtional rules
- Carp-Clan false
- reports errors from a group of modules
- Carrot false
- an AMQP messaging queue framework.
- Castle Game Engine false
- Cross-platform 3D and 2D game engine for modern Object Pascal with a lot of graphic effects and a scene graph based on X3D
- CataclysmDDA false
- Roguelike survival game set in a post-apocalyptic world
- Ccache false
- Compiler cache
- Ccaudio true
- Library and software for manipulating audio data.
- Ccbuild false
- Autobuild utility
- Ccd2cue true
- CCD sheet to CUE sheet converter.
- Ccide true
- Decision Table Code Generator.
- Ccl false
- Interface to configuration files containing key/value pairs
- Ccrtp true
- RTP protocol stack of GNU Common C++ and the GNU project.
- Ccscript true
- C++ class framework for creating a virtual machine execution system.
- Ccvssh false
- Secure ext-to-pserver bridge for cvs
- Cdecl false
- Composing and deciphering C (or C++) declarations or casts, aka ‘‘gibberish.’’
- Cereal false
- Emulation framework for 8051-compatible CPUs and connected devices
- Certi false
- High-Level Architecture RTI.
- Cervisia false
- Graphical frontend for CVS
- Cf4ocl false
- C Framework for OpenCL
- Cfengine false
- Maintains configuration of a heterogenous UNIX network.
- Cfengine (non-GNU) false
- Maintains configuration of a heterogenous UNIX network.
- Cflow true
- Charts control flow within source code.
- Cflow2vcg false
- Cflow to VCG converter
- Cfs-el false
- Frontend for CFS.
- Cgicc true
- C++ class library for writing CGI applications.
- Cgipplib false
- Support classes for building CGI applications
- Chafa false
- Terminal Graphics for the 21st Century
- Challis false
- a lightweight markup language.
- CharLS false
- Implementation of the JPEG-LS standard.
- Check false
- Unit testing framework for C
- Check modbus false
- Nagios plugin for Modbus TCP and RTU
- Check-license false
- Check source code files against a database of known licenses
- Checkaliases false
- Reads and monitors a sendmail alias file
- Checker false
- Finds memory errors at runtime.
- Checkstyle false
- Java syntax checker
- Checkurls false
- Checks to see if a file at a specified URL has been changed.
- CheetahTemplate false
- Template engine and code generator
- Cherokee false
- Web server
- Chess true, false
- Full chess implementation
- Chestnut Package Manager false
- a utility to handle executables and resource files in a transparent, platform independent and relocatable way.
- Chicago false
- a collection of runtime and test extensions and helpers.
- Chicken false
- Scheme to C compiler.
- Choones false
- A jQuery plugin to provide monologue style messaging.
- Chopstx false
- Library that abstract several microcontrollers or GNU/Linux features
- Chpox false
- Tool for transparent checkpointing and restarting of processes
- Chrpath false
- Modifies the dynamic library load path
- Cilk false
- Algorithmic language for multi-threaded parallel processing
- Cim true
- Compiler for programming language Simula.
- Cinclude2dot false
- C/C++ Depedency Graphing
- Cinetraverse false
- Cross-platform engine to play and solve puzzleverses in Cinetraverse format
- Circe false
- IRC client for Emacs.
- Circle Blvd false
- Team task management for part-time projects.
- CitrusDB false
- Is a customer database and billing software solution
- Civikmind false
- Web software for communities and personas for social solutions (blogs).
- Cl-ana false
- Common Lisp data analysis library
- Cl2html false
- Converts a CVS log to chronological HTML output
- Clanlib false
- Game SDK
- Class XPath false
- Adds XPath-style matching to object trees
- ClassScheduler false
- Provides schedules for college students
- Classified-ads false
- Internet messaging system done right
- Classpath true
- Core class libraries for Java.
- Classpathx true
- Implementation of the Java extension libraries.
Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license is included in the page “GNU Free Documentation License”.
The copyright and license notices on this page only apply to the text on this page. Any software or copyright-licenses or other similar notices described in this text has its own copyright notice and license, which can usually be found in the distribution or license text itself.
