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ckb-next is a driver for Corsair keyboards and mice. It aims to bring the features of Corsair's proprietary software to Linux-based operating systems. It already supports much of the same functionality, including full RGB animations.
USBGuard is a software framework for implementing USB device authorization policies (what kind of USB devices are authorized) as well as method of use policies (how a USB device may interact with the system). Simply put, it is a USB device whitelisting tool.
Deskflow is a keyboard and mouse sharing app. Use the keyboard, mouse,or trackpad of one computer to control nearby computers, and work seamlessly between them. It's like a software KVM (but without the video). TLS encryption is enabled by default. It supports Wayland clipboard sharing.
OpenHMD aims to provide an API and drivers for immersive technology, such as head mounted displays with built in head tracking.
This package provides a Guile Scheme API to control USB HID relay modules produced by dcttech.
This is the Python extension to usbrelay, a Linux driver based on hidapi for a variety of inexpensive HID compatible USB relay modules. This package also includes usbrelayd.
This package provides tools for exploring Nvidia's proprietary GPU drivers, including an assembler and a disassembler for several GPU instruction sets, and tools to deal with register databases.
sxmobar is a status bar component manager. It is used to generate status lines for i3status, i3bar, swaybar, and others.
Mcron is a cron implementation that is designed to be used on suspendable machines, like mobile phones. It will wake the device from suspension to trigger the tasks.
Bonsai is a Finite State Machine structured as a tree. It has been designed to trigger commands when successive events and/or a precise context is accepted. There is 4 kind of transition with specific acceptance rules:
event transition: The received event name match the transition one
context transition: The state context match the transition one
exec transition: The transition command is run and succeed
delay transition: The state wait for the delay transition duration. No other accepted event is received while waiting
The state will transition following every accepted transition. If there is no more available transition, the state goes back to the initial position.
This package provides a language server implementation for Hare.
This module provides a general purpose lexer machine for Hare.
This package provides JSON support for Hare.
This package provides a Hare library for parsing scfg, a simple configuration file format with one directive per line.
This package provides an implementation of the IRC client protocol for Hare programs, based on the ircdocs.horse specifications.
This package is a set of libadwaita bindings for the Hare language.
hare-gi is a binding generator for GTK libraries, based on GObject Introspection development files. This package includes both the binding generator binary, as well as bindings for several common libraries, including GTK3, GTK4, and GLib.
This package provides XML support for Hare.
This package is a set of gtk-layer-shell bindings for the Hare language.
This package provides compression algorithms for Hare.
This package provides an event loop for Hare programs.
This package is an implementation of the SSH client, server, and agent protocols in pure Hare.
This package aims to offer a good and simple templating system for Hare, using code generation.
Hare is a simple systems programming language, featuring static typing, manual memory management, and a minimal runtime.