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Headlamp is a Kubernetes web interface that runs as either a desktop application or a browser-based dashboard, providing a unified view for managing resources across multiple clusters. It supports authentication through OpenID Connect providers and kubeconfig files, and renders the UI according to the user's Kubernetes RBAC permissions, hiding or disabling actions that are not permitted. The project distinguishes itself through a plugin system that allows extending the dashboard with custom views, components, and business logic without modifying the core code. Plugins can be installed from a

Angular Electron is a project scaffolding tool that generates a preconfigured desktop application template combining Angular's web framework with Electron's native runtime. It produces cross-platform executables for Windows, macOS, and Linux from a single codebase, while providing a development server with hot reload that automatically refreshes the Electron renderer process when Angular source files change. The project handles the architectural complexity of running Angular inside Electron by separately bundling Node.js modules for the main process and Angular modules for the renderer proces

This project is a containerized Linux desktop streamer that renders a full operating system interface in a web browser using encoded video streams. It allows for remote access to various Linux distributions and serves as a platform for browser-based application hosting. The system supports GPU acceleration via KVM and direct hardware passthrough to enable low-latency graphics rendering and video encoding. It also features volume mapping for home directory persistence, ensuring that user data and portable applications survive environment updates. Additional capabilities include the creation o