It let's you configure Web server to respond to traffic destined to your user domain.

Ixlo Live rescue system.

Ixlo Live is built with the tools from the Debian Live Project and intended as a Linux-based rescue/recovery/repair system that runs off a USB key.

This project started as my own personal recovery system that I created with my favorite tools and a simple yet elegant interface.

It includes a large number of command-line tools and utilities along with GParted and Clonezilla.

irradium (based on crux linux) riscv64, aarch64

This is software for operating a gateway that can be used to download OpenPGP keys with tracking protection.

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Letztes Update: 2023-09-16 03:54

This is a terminal calculator with a remarkable twist.
It uses symbolic differentiation to provide a numerically
precise error estimate with each calculated answer.

It mimics the functionality of an HewlettPackard Reverse Polish Notation [RPN] calculator simply because I like RPN. But along with your answer, you get some measure of its trustworthiness. Runs on PCs or laptops running Windows or Linux.

The output of this calculator has been tested against my interval calculator, that uses interval arithmetic, which is very much more complex. The results and error estimates are completely consistent. Reference:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/intervalrpncalculator/

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Letztes Update: 2024-06-21 07:10

ASUD is a sudoku assistant tool designed to help with manually solving Sudoku puzzles.
It handles routine tasks so you can focus on more advanced puzzle solving strategies.

SvarDOS is an open-source project that is meant to integrate the best out of the currently available DOS tools, drivers and games. DOS development has been abandoned by commercial players a very long time ago, mostly during early nineties. Nowadays, it survives solely through the efforts of hobbyists and retro-enthusiasts, but this is a highly sparse and unorganized ecosystem. SvarDOS aims to collect available DOS software, package it and make it easy to find and install applications using a network-enabled package manager (like apt-get, but for DOS and able to run even on a 8086 PC).