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C-Menu is a fast, modular toolkit for building terminal-based user interfaces on Linux. Its components can be combined to create responsive menus, forms, pick lists, viewers, file-finding workflows, and administrative tools without the overhead of a heavyweight GUI stack. Written in C and designed for speed, C-Menu works well for developer tools, system administration workflows, kiosk-style interfaces, and resource-constrained environments.

...It builds upon the extensibility of Emacs while addressing some of its long-standing performance and architectural limitations. One of its key innovations is the ability to run JavaScript code within Emacs using embedded engines, enabling new forms of interaction and extension development. Emacs-ng also explores concurrency improvements, allowing certain tasks to execute asynchronously without blocking the editor’s main thread, which enhances responsiveness. The project includes support for compiling extensions to native code, improving execution speed compared to traditional Emacs Lisp.

...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 both sequential and random element access, bi-directional movement within a list, and an extensive set of list and element manipulation and reordering features. It also provides for an expansive set of user functions that can be added to lists and called automatically, to efficiently implement a broad range of services using the list primitives as underlying technology. ...

...Yet even the simplest addresses are packed with local conventions, abbreviations and context, making them difficult to index/query effectively with traditional full-text search engines. This library helps convert the free-form addresses that humans use into clean normalized forms suitable for machine comparison and full-text indexing. Though libpostal is not itself a full geocoder, it can be used as a preprocessing step to make any geocoding application smarter, and simpler.

WFEX provides functionality for portably executing code using a variety of different execution types ("executors") from generic job objects, most notably the "tasklet" concept. It also includes synchronization primitives such as locks and barriers. This library can be included in your project to implement certain forms of high-performance computing into your projects and has bindings planned for C, C++, and Objective C. It abstracts away various concepts that are often relegated to system APIs that are frequently incompatible with each other.

Generate a lot of random junk. Create: • huge files • random character stream • specific character sequence Example uses - generate: • specific number of characters for testing web forms • restricted range character stream • control characters, 'high characters', emojis for fuzzing application input • specific byte sequence • Unicode character range • file overwrites to the exact byte count • custom text strings as content filler • long password strings • specific file size (e.g. 777 bytes, 10 MB, 2 GB) • huge files (x64 version: 4GB+ files) • fast generation rates on x64 version: ~8GB/sec streams with i3 CPUs on Linux • files for zipping / hashing / integrity / transfer / speed tests. ...

SITPLUS is a free software framework whose main goal is to provide recreational activities for people with multiple disabilities. It offers new forms of interaction based on computer vision, voice and other peripherals.

...Although CLI driven, I have found it more useful that many other types of diagnostics for disk, controller and driver development than GJI based diagnostics. The command forms are terse, and it allows either use as an immediate mode debugger of drives or it can be used to form full testing scripts. It is fairly compact at 4069 lines for the main module, and features plug in IO modules at about 500 lines each for both Windows and Linux, and DOS/BIOS. The project has been running at 6-20 downloads per week. ...

Small-K (Small Calculator) is a command line based mathematical expression evaluating engine in C. It supports symbolical extension in the forms of math functions with arbitrary number of arguments (e.g. f(1, 3)) and variables (e.g. PI).

Gtranslator is an enhanced gettext po file editor for the GNOME desktop environment. It handles all forms of gettext po files and include very useful features like Find/Replace, Translation Memory, different Translator Profiles, Messages Table (for having an overview of the translations/messages in the po file), Easy Navigation and Editing of translation messages & comments of the translation where accurate. Project has moved to GNOME mainland on https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Gtranslator.

AAX Desktop is a suite of desktop applications, utilities, and libraries. It forms a nearly complete desktop environment, including a terminal, clock, calculator, address book, dictionary, lossless image library, etc...

Textual data processing solution for system administrators and Web programmers. The C library allows to manipulate string lists, CGI forms, MIME data, configuration files, logs parsing, regular expressions, date/time parsing, templates rewriting etc.

rpp is an interpreted scripting language for easily creating new macro processing languages (or other forms of text editing languages/translations).

Libhufu is a library for generating of toolkit independent scriptable forms from xml description. The main package contains the main library in addition to a lua scripting interface and a gtk widget. Qufu is a qt widget.

Transedit is gettext catalogs editor with GTK2 GUI. It supports plural forms, spell-checking and source preview.

Generates internal (in memory) and external (on disk) forms of binary data structures, and the code to convert between the two.

Uninorm is an ANSI C Implementation of Unicode Normalization Forms C and D as outlined in UAX#15.

Open Source HSI and other display forms for use in small panel mount displays.