Common Qt related C++ classes and routines

Qt is a cross-platform application and UI framework for developers using C++ or QML, a CSS & JavaScript like language.

Fast open source i18n plugin for Jekyll blogs.

acsccid is a PC/SC driver for Linux/Mac OS X and it supports ACS CCID smart card readers. This library provides a PC/SC IFD handler implementation and communicates with the readers through the PC/SC Lite resource manager (pcscd).

OSV-Scanner finds existing vulnerabilities affecting a project's dependencies. It is the official frontend to the OSV database and supports a wide range of languages and package managers including npm, pip, cargo, go modules, maven, composer, and many more. It can also scan container images and OS packages on Linux systems.

Autofirma signs documents with certificates held in a PKCS#12 file or on a smart card such as the Spanish DNIe, producing CAdES, XAdES, PAdES and OOXML signatures. It registers itself as the handler for afirma:// links so that public administration websites can drive it from the browser.

Browser integration talks to Autofirma over a local TLS socket, which needs a certificate generated on the machine. Run autofirma-configurador once to create it under ~/.afirma/Autofirma and add its CA to the Firefox and Chromium certificate stores; the same can be done from the application under Herramientas, Restaurar instalación.

Reading certificates out of the Mozilla Firefox and Chromium key stores needs the NSS libraries at one of the FHS locations Autofirma looks in. On Guix System, nss-fhs-service-type from (px services nss) puts them there; without it only PKCS#12 files and smart cards are available.

This is a memory allocator built for modern hardened systems, replacing the C library's own through LD_PRELOAD or /etc/ld.so.preload. It isolates metadata from allocations, places guard pages around slabs, randomizes allocation order, zeroes memory on free and detects a range of heap corruption at the cost of some throughput and memory. It needs a raised vm.max_map_count to accommodate the extra mappings.

The light variant drops the slow-path checks and the write-after-free detection while keeping the layout hardening, and is the one meant for general desktop use.

chkrootkit is a tool to locally check for signs of a rootkit installed on a Unix system. It contains a shell script that checks system binaries for rootkit modification, and several programs that perform various security checks including examining network interfaces for promiscuous mode, checking for deleted files still being accessed, and scanning for known rootkit signatures in log files and system binaries.

OpenSSF Scorecard assesses open source projects for security risks through a series of automated checks. It evaluates practices such as branch protection, dependency update tooling, code review, CI tests, fuzzing, signed releases, and known vulnerabilities, producing a score that helps maintainers and consumers understand a project's security posture.

A command line driven installer with sane defaults.

Guix System installer. Boot a Guix ISO, run one binary, get a working system---libre Guix, Nonguix, PantherX, or an enterprise config from a server.

This is the living area and distribution channel for SOF firmware and topology binaries. It's still very much WiP and may churn a little until things settle down.

Ghostty is a terminal emulator that differentiates itself by being fast, feature-rich, and native. It uses platform-native UI and GPU acceleration. This package repackages the unofficial Debian binary build maintained at https://github.com/dariogriffo/ghostty-debian.

OpenTofu is a community-driven fork of Terraform, providing a declarative infrastructure-as-code workflow. It lets you define cloud and on-premises resources in human-readable configuration files that can be versioned, reused, and shared. OpenTofu generates an execution plan, builds a dependency graph, and applies changes in the correct order.

Forked version of breeze style theme with additional color-schemes for PantherX.

Paper is an open source FreeDesktop icon project

LXQt Theme based on Arc by horst3180 and LXQt dark theme

SDDM theme from Darkine KDE collection, a pure QtQuick2 based SDDM login theme

Chili login theme for SDDM.

The Stripe CLI helps build, test, and manage a Stripe integration from the terminal. It can tail API request logs, trigger and forward webhook events to a local server, make test-mode API calls, and manage Stripe resources. This package installs the upstream statically linked binary.

Shelf is a command-line tool that walks input folders, extracts file metadata (EXIF, QuickTime/MP4, PDF info), and sorts files into a structured destination via configurable templates. It deduplicates by sha256 content hash and tracks run state in SQLite so re-runs are cheap and deterministic. Profile-driven TOML configuration targets photos, videos, documents, invoices, or any files with extractable metadata.

Binsider is a terminal user interface for analyzing ELF binaries. It enables static and dynamic analysis, string extraction, library inspection, and hexdump generation through an interactive command-line environment.

Broot is a command-line tool for navigating directory trees and managing files. It provides fast fuzzy searching, file preview capabilities, Git status integration, and customizable panels. Broot helps you quickly overview and navigate large directory structures.

Bruno is an API client for exploring and testing HTTP, GraphQL and gRPC APIs. Collections are stored as plain-text files on disk, so they can be versioned with Git alongside the code they exercise.

This package repackages the upstream Debian build, patching the bundled Electron runtime for the Guix store.