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Fallout 2 Community Edition is a fully working re-implementation of Fallout 2, with the same original gameplay, engine bugfixes, and some quality of life improvements, that works (mostly) hassle-free on multiple platforms.

The DOSBox Staging project attempts to modernize DOSBox.

DOSBox emulates an Intel x86 personal computer running an IBM PC compatible disk operating system (DOS) in both real and protected modes. It was primarily designed to run old DOS games, but aims to be fully compatible with all DOS programs and replicate the experience as accurately as possible.

This fork fixes some perceived issues with DOSBox and adds new features such as Wayland support, PowerPC/POWER dynamic recompilation, and FluidSynth MIDI. Other features may be removed: for example, physical CDs can no longer be played, only emulated media.

Graphical emulation includes contemporary text mode, Hercules, CGA, EGA, VGA, VESA, S3 Trio 64, and Tandy hardware.

Emulated legacy sound devices range from a rudimentary `PC speaker' buzzer to the once state-of-the-art Gravis Utrasound sampling sound card. The default is a SoundBlaster 16 providing 16-bit stereo sound. MIDI is forwarded to the host through an emulated MPU-401.

An emulated hardware modem is also included, letting one host or dial a BBS across the Internet, network over IPX, and emulate a serial nullmodem over TCP/IP.

DOOM Retro is the classic, refined DOOM source port, minimalist in its approach.

Fallout Community Edition is a fully working re-implementation of Fallout, with the same original gameplay, engine bugfixes, and some quality of life improvements, that works (mostly) hassle-free on multiple platforms.

Forgejo

Terraform

Terragrunt

Helmfile

llama-swap is an OpenAI API compatible server that gives you complete control over how you use your hardware. It automatically swaps to the configuration of your choice for serving a model. Since @urlhttps://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/tree/master/examples/server,llama.cpp's server can't swap models, let's swap the server instead!

Package appdata provides access to well known directories for applications.

Various tools for mnt/reform

RTK is a Rust toolkit designed for AI applications. It provides tools and utilities for working with AI models and data.

Barebox is a bootloader for embedded systems with a focus on hardware support and flexibility. This package provides a configuration for the MNT Reform 2 based on the Rockchip RK3588 SoC. It supports booting from microSD, eMMC, USB, and network. The image includes support for Trusted Firmware-A (BL31) and DDR initialization.

U-Boot, a boot loader for Embedded boards based on PowerPC, ARM, MIPS and several other processors, which can be installed in a boot ROM and used to initialize and test the hardware or to download and run application code. RK3588-specific version supported by Collabora

rockchip-vaapi is a VA-API driver that enables hardware-accelerated video decoding on Rockchip RK3588 and RK3576 SoCs. It bridges libva to librockchip-mpp and supports H.264, HEVC, VP9, and AV1 decoding at resolutions up to 8K with zero-copy DRM PRIME 2 surface export.

MPP (Media Process Platform) is a general purpose media processing software platform from Rockchip. It provides a unified interface for hardware video encode and decode acceleration on Rockchip SoCs (RK3288, RK3399, RK3568, RK3588, etc.). The library abstracts the vendor-specific VPU hardware behind a common API supporting H.264, H.265, VP8, VP9, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, and other codecs.

This package provides the TeamSpeak Client for linux.

This package provides the TeamSpeak Server for linux.

This package provides the TeamSpeak Client for linux.

The fully transactional, cloud-ready, distributed database.

Libevdi is a library that gives applications easy access to EVDI devices provided by the evdi driver package.

DisplayLink Pro ensures seamless, GPU-agnostic multi-monitor connectivity via any USB connection, making it the go-to solution for consistent, high-performance displays across all platforms and architectures.

The EVDI is a Linux kernel module that enables management of multiple screens, allowing user-space programs to take control over what happens with the image. It is essentially a virtual display for which applications using the libevdi library can add, remove, and receive screen updates.

The EVDI driver uses the standard Linux DRM. Its displays can be controlled by standard tools such as xrandr and display settings applets in graphical environments