Articles about open source software and projects
ONLYOFFICE Docs 9.3 Brings PDF Editor Upgrades With New Signing and Editing Tools I have been running an ONLYOFFICE instance on a small home server for about two years. It is the…
I Replaced Salesforce With a Free ERP. My CFO Calls It a Trade-off. A friend of mine runs a 22-person professional services firm. Last year her Salesforce bill hit $54,000. This year…
Someone is bringing Fedora Linux to phones, and it is not Red Hat A group of Fedora community contributors has been quietly working on a project to put Fedora Linux on smartphones,…
basecamp/omarchy: a beautiful, modern Linux distribution I have been running omarchy (a new Linux distribution from the Basecamp team, designed for people who want a beautiful, modern desktop with sensible defaults, opinionated…
K-Dense-AI/claude-scientific-skills: a skills library for scientific Claude use I have been using claude-scientific-skills (a community-maintained collection of reusable skill definitions for Anthropic’s Claude, focused on scientific computing tasks: data analysis, plotting, numerical…
Shubhamsaboo/awesome-llm-apps: a curated collection worth bookmarking I have been pointing people at the Shubhamsaboo/awesome-llm-apps repository (a curated, actively maintained index of open source LLM (large language model, the technology behind ChatGPT and…
bytedance/deer-flow: a SuperAgent for deep research I have been testing deer-flow (an open source “SuperAgent” framework from ByteDance, designed to do multi-step research tasks that combine web search, document reading, and code…
microsoft/markitdown: the Python tool that converts files to Markdown I have been using markitdown (a small Python utility from Microsoft that converts a wide range of file formats including PDFs, Word documents,…
ruvnet/ruflo: the leading agent orchestration platform right now I have been using ruflo (an open source platform for orchestrating multiple AI agents, letting them collaborate, share state, and coordinate on tasks that…
DB48X’s open source calculator firmware forbids AI contributions The maintainer of the DB48X open source calculator firmware (a community project that recreates and extends the firmware that runs on HP’s RPN calculators,…
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