Open-source alternatives to Libinput Gestures

This project is a Windows Precision Touchpad driver and Apple Trackpad HID driver. It functions as an input device gesture driver that converts raw touch data from Apple trackpads and MacBooks into native multi-touch gestures and precise pointer movement. The driver implements the precision touchpad protocol to enable native Windows gesture and pointer controls for Apple hardware. This allows the operating system to recognize Apple trackpads as precision touchpads, replacing basic mouse functionality with native multi-finger swipes and precise scrolling. The implementation covers kernel-mode

This is an open-source, crowd-sourced wiki textbook that teaches Linux system programming in C. It covers the core operating system concepts of process management through the fork-exec-wait model, dynamic memory allocation using implicit free list heap allocators, inode-based file systems, inter-process communication via pipes and shared memory, POSIX threads with synchronization primitives, signal-based asynchronous notification, virtual memory with page table translation, and runtime diagnostics using Valgrind and GDB. The textbook distinguishes itself by providing practical, implementation

MTMR is a MacBook Touch Bar customizer that replaces the default interface with personalized buttons and layouts to trigger macOS system actions. It serves as an automation interface and hardware controller, allowing users to execute shell scripts, open URLs, and manage system settings like brightness, volume, and media playback through a touch-sensitive surface. The project functions as a widget engine and gesture mapper, providing a framework to display real-time system metrics and external data via plugins. It utilizes an event-driven system to assign automation scripts to multi-finger swi

ttyd is a web-based terminal emulator that shares a command-line shell over a web connection. It serves as a remote console and shell gateway, allowing for remote system administration and command execution through a standard web browser. The project includes specialized capabilities for rendering graphical images via the Sixel standard and supporting bidirectional file uploads and downloads using the ZMODEM transfer protocol. It supports collaborative terminal sharing, enabling multiple concurrent users to connect to the same running process or session in real time. The system provides secu

LinearMouse is a macOS system utility that overrides default pointer acceleration and scrolling behaviors for mice and trackpads. It provides tools to remove cursor acceleration for linear movement and decouple scroll directions for individual devices. The project features an input device profiler that allows for unique cursor and scroll configurations based on the connected hardware. It also includes an input remapper to assign mouse buttons and scroll gestures to keyboard shortcuts and system media controls. The utility covers pointer precision adjustment, scroll behavior customization, an

DockDoor is a macOS application switcher and window manager that functions as a dock enhancement tool. It provides a system-wide interface for navigating, previewing, and managing open application windows using keyboard and mouse inputs. The utility adds live window previews to the system dock, allowing for application window peeking when hovering over dock icons. It also includes a feature to lock the system dock to a specific display in multi-monitor setups to prevent it from automatically jumping between screens. The project covers a broad range of window management capabilities, includin

Nextplayer is a cross-platform mobile media player designed for playing audio and video from local storage and remote URLs. It functions as a playback engine that supports various codecs and containers through software-based media decoding. The application features a floating picture-in-picture window for multitasking and an external subtitle renderer that synchronizes and displays SRT, SSA, and VTT files as on-screen overlays. It includes a touch-based interface that maps specific swipe and pinch gestures to volume, brightness, and seeking controls. The project covers multi-source media str

UnnaturalScrollWheels is a macOS input peripheral tool and accessibility utility designed to reverse the scroll direction of physical mouse wheels. It functions as a system-level utility that modifies how the operating system interprets scrolling hardware inputs. The project decouples mouse and trackpad movement directions, allowing users to invert the scrolling behavior of a physical mouse wheel without altering the global system settings or affecting trackpad behavior. The utility manages this through low-level system hooks and event interceptors that distinguish between scroll wheel and t

The php-standard-library is a comprehensive toolkit for functional programming and asynchronous networking in PHP, featuring typed data structures, structured concurrency, and composable validation mechanisms. It provides explicit result types and pure collection transformers that separate lists from dictionaries, eliminating traditional array key confusion and error-throwing patterns. The library supports concurrent execution through lightweight user-space fibers, message-passing channels, and non-blocking event loops, driving asynchronous TCP, TLS, UDP, and Unix socket servers without relyi

This project is a learning guide and collection of study notes designed to teach Node.js backend development. It provides a comprehensive core API reference and practical demonstrations for implementing server-side logic, network programming, and system APIs. The guide specifically covers advanced technical domains including process management for scaling applications via clusters and child processes, as well as network programming for building TCP, UDP, and HTTP services. It also includes detailed instructional material on security implementation, focusing on cryptographic hashing and encryp

Slate is a keyboard-driven window manager and tiling system for macOS. It functions as a JavaScript-configurable automation tool and workflow orchestrator, allowing users to resize and position application windows through custom keystroke bindings and predefined spatial configurations. The project distinguishes itself by using a scripting API to define complex window manipulation logic, system event callbacks, and custom input mappings. This allows for the creation of sequenced action chains and the execution of external shell commands tied to specific keyboard shortcuts. Its capabilities in

Solaar is a device management tool and configuration suite for Logitech wireless peripherals on Linux. It serves as an input peripheral monitor that tracks battery levels and connection link quality via a system tray application, while providing a receiver manager for pairing and unpairing wireless devices with proprietary USB receivers. The project features an input device automation engine that maps hardware events and mouse gestures to simulated keyboard inputs or system commands. This allows for the creation of custom rules that trigger actions based on device notifications or specific wi

Phoenix is a macOS workspace automator and window manager that uses a JavaScript scripting engine to control system-level behaviors. It functions as an AppleScript automation bridge, allowing users to programmatically manipulate application states, window geometry, and desktop interactions. The project enables the creation of custom workflows by binding keyboard shortcuts to JavaScript functions. This allows for the automation of complex system actions, such as organizing application layouts across multiple screens and managing virtual spaces. Its capability surface covers window and applica

Hammerspoon is a programmable automation engine for macOS that enables deep system-level control through a Lua scripting environment. By bridging high-level scripts with native Objective-C APIs, it allows users to interact with the operating system's accessibility tree, intercept hardware input streams, and manage the lifecycle of running applications. The project distinguishes itself through an event-driven architecture that registers asynchronous hooks for system notifications and hardware events. This allows for real-time automation, such as remapping keyboard and mouse inputs, managing wi

Cockpit is a web-based management interface designed for the administration of Linux servers. It provides a graphical environment that allows users to perform system tasks, configure server settings, and monitor performance directly through a standard browser. The platform distinguishes itself by offering centralized control over distributed environments, enabling the management of multiple servers from a single dashboard. It supports the lifecycle management of containerized workloads and virtual machine infrastructure, alongside the configuration of network interfaces, firewalls, and storag

This project is a suite of basic command line utilities rewritten in Rust, providing a cross-platform implementation of POSIX shell utilities. It serves as a portable CLI toolset designed to run across different operating systems and architectures. The implementation includes a WebAssembly shell environment, which allows these essential command line tools to be executed directly within a web browser without requiring a local installation. The toolset covers a broad range of system capabilities, including filesystem operations, text processing and stream editing, and system administration too

This project is a comprehensive educational resource consisting of a Bash programming tutorial, scripting reference, and Linux command line manual. It provides instructional materials for writing scripts, automating system tasks, and mastering terminal navigation and Unix system administration. The guides cover a wide range of shell environment customization, including prompt styling and the use of aliases. It also provides a shell environment guide for managing configuration files and initializing user environments. The materials detail a broad set of capabilities including control flow log

Cash is a JavaScript implementation of Unix shell utilities and command-line interfaces. It provides a collection of standard system-level text processing and file manipulation tools written in ES6 that run without native compilation or external dependencies. The project allows for the programmatic execution of shell operations using function calls and tagged templates. It implements a system for chaining multiple commands together to filter and transform data through programmatic pipelines, mimicking standard shell pipe behavior. These capabilities enable the execution of Unix-style command

Input Remapper is a Linux tool that reassigns physical keys, buttons, and axes on keyboards, mice, and gamepads to custom actions or keypresses. It intercepts raw input events at the kernel level and injects remapped events through synthetic devices, enabling real-time customization without modifying system-wide settings. The tool supports modifier-aware key combination mapping, allowing complex shortcuts that preserve modifier timing. It also provides gamepad-to-keyboard mapping, mouse button reconfiguration, keyboard layout enhancement, and accessibility input customizations. A daemon-clien

Übersicht is a desktop widget engine for macOS that renders JavaScript-based widgets as live content directly on the desktop background. Widgets are authored using JSX syntax with inline CSS styling, enabling a React-like component model and automatic code reload without manual refreshing. The engine provides built-in bridges for executing arbitrary shell commands asynchronously, accessing device geographic location with street-level detail, and routing outbound HTTP requests through a local proxy to bypass cross-origin restrictions when fetching external data. Distinctively, widgets can be a

entr is a command-line tool and shell command orchestrator that executes arbitrary terminal commands automatically whenever monitored files are modified. It serves as a Unix file system monitor that maps filesystem events to the execution of user-defined shell commands. The utility functions as a development workflow automator by restarting background processes and refreshing console output to provide immediate feedback during coding. It can terminate and restart long-running services when configuration or source code is updated. The project covers automated task execution and continuous int

Shuttle is a macOS menu bar application that serves as an SSH shortcut menu and terminal command orchestrator. It allows users to launch remote server connections and execute shell scripts through a persistent status bar interface. The utility parses system SSH configuration files to create a navigable menu of remote servers. It organizes these hosts into hierarchical nested menus using path-based identifiers to group servers and environments. The application manages terminal automation by dispatching shell commands to a preferred terminal emulator. It supports custom command definitions wit

skhd is a hotkey daemon and keyboard remapper for macOS. It operates as a background service that maps custom keyboard shortcuts to shell commands, scripts, and system actions. The utility features application-aware shortcut management, allowing the same hotkey to execute different commands depending on which application is focused. It also includes an input mode manager to define distinct operational modes that change how keys behave based on the active state. The system supports contextual routing through application-specific shortcuts and event exclusions to preserve native app behavior.

This project is a Vim configuration framework and development environment that transforms the basic text editor into a full-featured integrated development environment. It provides a curated set of settings and a comprehensive plugin suite to support professional software development workflows. The environment includes specialized tools for polyglot code execution and project navigation, allowing users to run source files in multiple languages via single keystrokes and locate files using fuzzy searching. It also integrates version control workflows, enabling the management of Git operations a

Cakebrew is a graphical user interface for managing Homebrew packages and formulas on macOS. It provides a visual application for searching, installing, and updating software without requiring direct command line interaction. The tool includes capabilities for managing external software repositories and taps to expand the library of available packages. It also provides utilities for system storage optimization by cleaning up obsolete files and updating the package manager environment.

Amber is a transpiler that translates high-level source code into executable shell scripts for Bash, Zsh, and Ksh. It provides a type-safe environment for shell script generation, allowing for static type validation and the creation of standalone executable scripts. The project distinguishes itself through a compilation process that includes tree-shaking import optimization to reduce output size and template-based script wrapping for custom headers and footers. It utilizes a module-based dependency resolution system with visibility controls to manage code reuse across multiple files. The lan

tplmap is a security tool designed for the detection and exploitation of server-side template injection vulnerabilities. It functions as an automated scanner to identify vulnerable template engine contexts and provides a framework for achieving remote code execution. The tool focuses on translating high-level requests into engine-specific syntax to execute operating system commands and bypass application sandboxes. It further enables remote file system access, allowing users to read, write, and transfer files between a local machine and a target server. Additional capabilities include the ab