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...This OneDrive Client for Linux is also available as a Docker container utilizing Alpine Linux, Debian Bullseye and Fedora, with pre-built images available for x86_64, ARMHF and ARM64. This OneDrive Client for Linux also supports one-way (upload or download only) and two-way sync operations with a variety of additional capabilities to suit your requirements and connects securely to Microsoft OneDrive services.

Search Deflector is a small system utility that redirects searches made from the start menu or Cortana to whatever browser and search engine you prefer, removing ties with Microsoft Edge and Bing. This software allows you to perform faster web searches by just tapping the Windows key, and typing your search. Hit enter, or click one of the results in the right panel. This is faster than opening your browser (if it isn't already), opening a new tab, and clicking the search bar. After a simple...

DNS zone file generator for Bind name server. It keeps fully customizable forward and reverse zones synchronized and reloads the server when necessary. Repository is on GitHub.

Platform-independent recursive search library. C-API, written in C/C++, with mappings to C++, COM, D, Java, .NET, Python, Ruby, STL, with more to come.

Opensource Community-Driven MMORPG

This is a webcomic reader that connects to a webcomic of your choice (dynamically extensible via regex-based plugins) and displays or updates strips. The current version is based on SDL and written in the D programming language.

MOOD is a new MOO (MUD Object Oriented) style server, inspired by LambdaMOO. It IS NOT compatable to existing Lambda databases, and WILL make syntactic changes to the MOO programming language, and structural changes to MOO Objects.

Tingo is a cross-platform, high-performance GUI library with D programming language providing features similar to (and modelled on) core Java or C# facilities

Voodoo Exchange Networking Library is a D library that provides a simple API for creating streaming, peer-to-peer TCP connections between two clients, even if they are behind NATs or firewalls, by attempting multiple NAT traversal algorithms.