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    Open

    Open

    Open stuff like URLs, files, executables. Cross-platform

    ...It uses the operating system's default application unless developers request a specific program. Applications can also pass command-line arguments to the program being opened. The package works across macOS, Windows, Linux, and Windows Subsystem for Linux environments. On Linux, it includes an up-to-date xdg-open implementation, while WSL support can translate paths for Windows applications. Open uses process spawning rather than shell execution, which avoids several problems associated with command-string execution. It is distributed as a native ESM package and expects developers to sanitize untrusted values before opening them.
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    SocketCAN userspace utilities and tools

    SocketCAN userspace utilities and tools

    Linux-CAN / SocketCAN user space applications

    SocketCAN userspace utilities and tools. This repository contains some userspace utilities for the Linux CAN subsystem (aka SocketCAN).
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    Windows 11 Guide

    Windows 11 Guide

    Windows Security tools, Encryption, Nextcloud, Graphics, Gaming

    ...The guide also dives into graphics and gaming optimizations, making it useful for both casual users and power users who want better performance and stability. For developers and technical users, it includes sections on virtualization, containers, and Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL2), showing how to build a capable dev environment on top of Windows. The content is maintained in markdown so it is easy to read on GitHub or convert into other formats like PDF, and it is structured with clear headings so you can jump directly to the section you need.
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    Clouddriver

    Clouddriver

    Read and write operations across cloud providers

    Clouddriver is the cloud-provider integration layer of Spinnaker, exposing a uniform API and cache for infrastructure resources across multiple clouds. It discovers and tracks entities such as server groups, load balancers, security groups, images, and instances, normalizing them so higher-level services can reason consistently. The service also brokers mutating operations—like creating server groups or resizing clusters—by translating Spinnaker requests into provider-specific calls. A...
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    D-List

    D-List

    An extensive list subsystem, written in C

    D-List is an extensive, production quality, and robust list management subsystem written in C that can be used as a shared library or compiled directly into your project. D-List provides access to 3 classes of lists, and allows extensive manipulation and customization of these lists. D-List lists can also be easily incorporated as primitives into larger treed, or nested data management systems. D-List implements a comprehensive set of linked list primitives that provides multiple forms of...
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    Ion

    Ion

    Portable suite of libraries and tools for building client applications

    Ion is a modular C++ toolkit for building high-performance 2D/3D graphics applications with a strong emphasis on portability, correctness, and developer ergonomics. Rather than a monolithic engine, it offers focused libraries—math, image, GPU resource management, shader utilities, remote inspection, and platform abstractions—that you can adopt à la carte. The rendering layer wraps modern OpenGL/OpenGL ES concepts with a carefully layered API that tracks object lifetimes, deduplicates...
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    Library, which open xterm window if needed. Only you need is link your program with it in build time or dynamically. You can also call it:: console subsystem. Very useful for application, such as mc, which working in interactive mode.
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    taskKS

    A small cooperative task framework for calling task fns asynchronously

    For async calling of process functions (fns) this very-tiny-task subsystem may safe some efford for you. Could be used for running systems e.g.for a process with sub processes or as a base of a small (sub) system with multiple tasks and/or state machines. Source code in C. Should work in C++ as well.
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