/r/opensource
A subreddit for everything open source related (for this context, we go off the definition of open source here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source)
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Minecraft Utilities offers you many endpoints to get information about a minecraft server or a player. We offer you a simple and easy to use API.
Recent Changes:
Website: https://mcutils.xyz/
Documentation: https://mcutils.xyz/docs
3 years ago this exact post was removed because back then I didn't had enough karma. (It was my first post on this account) But recently I was facing the the same problem again since I didn't really find a solution back then.
Original post:
Hi there i am currently using win 10 on my notebook and i really like using onenote on the touch screen.
Now i am also thinking to upgrade my notebook by deinstalling windows and go with ubuntu. Is there a suitable replacement for onenote?
Apache Software Foundation PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: APACHE AGE
https://news.apache.org/foundation/entry/asf-project-spotlight-apache-age
https://age.apache.org/
https://github.com/apache/age
Hi u/opensource, I come across open-source local AI tools every day, and it's still exhausting to find the appropriate tools and solutions.
As an open-source project, our team at Jan has started curating a collection of open-source, local AI tools and solutions in one GitHub repo. We listed 100+ open-source projects from inference engines to AI agents - you can review the list here: https://github.com/janhq/awesome-local-ai
This list helped me a lot even before joining the Jan team. I strongly believe that open-source LLMs are likely to change the way we do things - even in fields like marketing and business strategy, which I worked on for several years. A boring note: I believe in it so strongly that I've changed my career direction.
We'll update this list with some more visual elements and add better understandable diagrams for each category. I need your comments and contributions on this. Do you think adding more visuals on a GitHub repo resonates with the audience, or should we just do that for social media posts?
If you've found the list useful please consider giving it a star on GitHub. As always, contributions are also welcome.
Currently working on a alternative to some popular js bundler like tsup/unbundle etc.
https://github.com/visulima/visulima/pull/385
Would like to get feedback what you missing on a lib bundler (this will not be a vite alternative).
Hi, I just published NAPS2 7.4.2. NAPS2 is a popular open-source document scanning app (for scanners from Canon, Brother, HP, etc.), and 7.x represents a major overhaul I've worked on for the past few years.
Some highlights of 7.x:
So for some time it goes around my head to install linux on my old laptop that I use mainly for work and replace all paid software with open-source. What are the benefits of such solution?
It's been a while since I wrote any C++ code and I want sharpen up my skills again. I think a good way to do that is to contribute to some open source projects.
So what are some C++ projects out there that could use some love?
Edit: Does anyone know of of video analysis tool for measuring, tracking objects or people in videos for sports and physics?
I have a bunch of obscure, unreleased and otherwise as-of-yet uploaded music, which I'd like to share on YouTube. All I need is something that can encode the audio into a video file, along with a static image file for the 'video'. So, nothing overly complex. I won't need to be editing any audio or video; literally just importing a single audio file along with a single static image.
Thanks in advance!
Hey Everyone,
I'd like to share a project I've been working on: an open-source API gateway that simplifies the integration of frontend applications with third-party APIs, particularly for those APIs that require confidential handling of API keys, without the need to develop your own backend.
The gateway utilizes an Express server, which can be configured through a YAML file. It allows you to establish proxy endpoints that manage requests to external APIs, incorporates secret keys into these requests to safeguard them from exposure on the frontend, and supports various policies including CORS, JWT authentication, API authentication, and rate limiting.
For those interested in seeing this project in action quickly, you can get started using the Node CLI or Docker image. Both methods are designed to help users integrate the api gateway into their projects with minimal setup.
I'm eager to receive feedback and perspectives from the community regarding this project!
GitHub Repository: https://github.com/gateweaver/gateweaver
Examples: https://github.com/gateweaver/gateweaver/tree/main/examples
Documentation: https://gateweaver.io/docs/getting-started
Hi guys, what is the best open source free to self-host cms built with nextjs that is light, easily customizable and SEO friendly?
Software used:
PACS: Orthanc DB: PostgreSQL Viewer: OHIF v3 Reverse proxy: NGINX PROXY MANAGER AUTH: Authentik
Is there any specific app to download open-source apps directly, like Play Store? I know of some websites, but if there is an app like the Play Store for open-source apps for android and windows(if possible), please recommend it.
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Pretty straightforwards question: Any open source alternative to synthesia.io? A ready made tool would be great, but a model with open weights are enough.
I made a FOSS Github template called Smart Project that comes with AI workflows:
You can also talk to the AI agent in issue/PR comments with `/pilot`.
Let me know what you think!
Hello everybody. I am looking for an excel list with every verse and the referrences it has within it. i want to make a boolean matrix with references adn then visualize it in 3d with a gaming engine. I want a map of the references of the bible. Anyone know anyone who did this or maybe smbd has a data base with each verse and the references? thanks!
Hey everyone,
It has occasionally happens that on one of my nodes/machines/vm's something goes wrong or I'm missing a package, for example nano, which I then have to manually fix or install.
I was wondering if there is a simple tool out there in which I can put some snippets connect those to an action, let's say "Install nano" and execute it on one or multiple nodes with the click of a mouse, preferably via ssh.
I realized that the snippet will need to be different depending on the OS, so if the tool would allow you to add a snippet per OS bundled together under one action and it would execute the right one for the right OS.
Maybe a tall order, I don't know, but that would be really helpful.
Hi
I'm working in interior design industry, we get around 100 leads per months
I need some web page for my employees to count the total cost for the clients needs
So far we are using excel page, but sometimes we got lost and can't track the simulation we created via excel before and need to recreate it for our leads
What we want to create is something like this
You can select which component and the cost also the total will be shown, also you can save the form and recall them via specific 'simulation code' which whenever you input it, it will show the last values inputted before
Any opensource code to achieve something like this?