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HackerOS is based on Debian Testing, but the LTS and Cybersecurity editions are Debian Stable. HackerOS includes several GUI/CLI tools. The distribution is intended for: cybersecurity, daily use, and gaming.

Aria FE is a symmetric, no nonsense file encryption tool with a [very] minimal graphic interface. AES, Aria, Camellia, ChaCha20, and SM4 ciphers are supported.

Most file hashing utils involve specifying a file in a dialog, or dragging a file to an input box, SDigest simply resides in the file context menu, and will display a pop-up showing MD5, SHA1, SHA256, and SHA512 message digests of the selected file

Basic symmetric encryption engine, meant to be called from a script, so be used as a command line encryption tool as well. https://codeberg.org/BloodFeastMan/arca

FTC cascades choice of Aria-256, AES-256, Camellia-256, SM4, or ChaCha20 for file and text encryption, the keystream generation is extremely robust I don't make cute interfaces, it just works.

...With Mango, you can manage and read your manga with a responsive web interface. On amd64 Linux, Mango can be deployed with a single binary that includes all the dependencies and static files. Upgrading to a new version is as easy as replacing the binary with a new one. Mango is written in Crystal, a compiled language that offers C-level performance and a safe type system. Thanks to this, Mango uses very little CPU and RAM resources. The web pages served by Mango are mostly rendered on the backend to make the web interface more responsive. Mango has a long list of configuration options while offering sane default values to them. ...