This package provides a customizable graphical process/system monitor for the terminal.

This package can be used to automatically generate Rust FFI bindings to C and C++ libraries. This package provides the bindgen command.

rot8 is a daemon that automates rotating screen and associated input devices using the built-in accelerometer; handy for convertible touchscreen devices.

This package provides a command-line tool for flashing Espressif devices.

MollySocket is a UnifiedPush provider that receives push notifications from Signal through the Molly app, and pushes them to a user's distributor. Message encryption keys are never stored nor received by Mollysocket.

This package provides dynamic key remapper for X and Wayland.

This package provides a tool for generating C/C++ bindings to Rust code.

This package is an unofficial command line client for Bitwarden. Although Bitwarden ships with a command line client, but it's limited by being stateless, which makes it very difficult to use. This client avoids that problem by maintaining a background process which is able to hold the keys in memory, similar to the way that ssh-agent or gpg-agent work. This allows the client to be used in a much simpler way, with the background agent taking care of maintaining the necessary state.

Wallust is a rust-based successor to "pywal" which generates color themes from images with advanced templating and generation options. Templates are made using either a subset of Jinja2 or pywal syntax. Color generation may be constrained to obey ANSI color standards, meet minimum contrast levels, and more.

This package provides dynamic key remapper for X and Wayland.

Evremap is a keyboard input remapper. It works by grabbing exclusive access to an input device and maintaining a model of the keys that are pressed. It then applies your remapping configuration to produce the effective set of pressed keys and emits appropriate changes to a virtual output device.

Its remapping is effective system-wide: in Wayland, X11 and the Linux console.

Speakersafetyd is a userspace daemon written in Rust that implements an analogue of the Texas Instruments Smart Amp speaker protection model.

This package provides dynamic key remapper for X and Wayland.

This package provides a command-line utility for easily compressing and decompressing files and directories.

dutree is command line tool to analyze disk usage. Features include:

1. coloured output, according to the LS_COLORS environment variable.

2. display the file system tree.

3. ability to aggregate small files.

4. ability to exclude files or directories.

5. ability to compare different directories.

6. fast, written in Rust.

i3status-rs is a feature-rich and resource-friendly replacement for i3status, written in pure Rust. It provides a way to display blocks of system information (time, battery status, volume, etc) on the i3 bar. It is also compatible with sway.

Pastel is a command-line tool to generate, analyze, convert and manipulate colors. It supports many different color formats and color spaces like RGB (sRGB), HSL, CIELAB, CIELCh as well as ANSI 8-bit and 24-bit representations.

This package provides a Cargo subcommand, cargo license, to see license of dependencies.

git absorb automatically absorbs staged changes into their current branch. git absorb will automatically identify which commits are safe to modify, and which staged changes belong to each of those commits. It will then write fixup! commits for each of those changes.

Typstyle is a formatter for the Typst typesetting system designed with universal consistency and correctness as top priorities. It is configuration-free.

Zola generates static websites from Markdown content and Tera templates. It supports taxonomies, shortcodes, and live reloading.

This package provides a VHDL language server protocol implementation with support for diagnostics, navigating to symbol, finding all references etc.

This package provides dynamic key remapper for X and Wayland.

sd is an intuitive find & replace CLI with JavaScript/Python-style regular expressions, a string-literal mode, and smart, common-sense defaults.