Working on integrating Exodus Privacy data directly into LibreFind. Right now the app suggests FOSS alternatives, but soon it will also show you exactly which ad/analytics trackers and dangerous permissions are embedded inside the proprietary apps you're replacing.

Still wiring it up, but test builds will be up on Codeberg/GitHub soon.

https://codeberg.org/jksalcedo/librefind https://github.com/jksalcedo/librefind

#FOSS #Privacy #Android #LibreFind

My open-source CMS, Garlic-Hub, is now listed on Awesome Selfhosted.

This is a small but significant milestone for a niche project that’s still relatively unknown:

I’m continuing to work on making #DigitalSignage less dependent on proprietary cloud platforms.

#opensource @opensource

Source code and details: https://git.anarchists.space/nemesis/Vigil

A privacy-friendly anti-spam system for account registration on a public Matrix Synapse homeserver. Before an account is created, the client solves an Argon2id puzzle that is intentionally slow and memory-intensive, taking approximately 30 minutes by default, though the homeserver owner can configure the duration. This makes large-scale bot registration expensive.

Synapse's own open registration gets turned off; Vigil is the only thing that can create an account, and it only does that once a client proves it solved a fresh puzzle.

Features

• Privacy-friendly
• A lot harder to bypass than traditional anti-spam systems
• Optional CLI tool to solve cryptographic challenges for people who don't wanna use JavaScript
• Small codebase

Eclipse SUMO is a free and open source traffic simulation suite, highly portable, microscopic and continuous traffic simulation package designed to handle large networks.

It allows modelling of intermodal traffic systems - including road vehicles, public transport and pedestrians. Included with SUMO is a wealth of supporting tools that automate core tasks for the creation, the execution and evaluation of traffic simulations, such as network import, route calculations, visualization and emission calculation. SUMO can be enhanced with custom models and provides various APIs to remotely control the simulation

Licensed under the EPLv2 (Eclipse Public License V2)

The ultimate gathering for the world's best office suite.

When: September 10—12, 2026

Where: Pordenone, Italy 🇮🇹

Why: To learn, have fun and plot against Microsoft Office

If you need a VISA, please get in touch with the organization team by sending an email at conference@libreoffice.org as soon as possible, to get an invitation letter.

If you need an accommodation, please get in touch at conference@libreoffice.org. The local tourism organization will handle requests based on your needs, providing an accommodation with an agreed discounted rate.

Hi everyone,

Between Google Play Integrity API lockdowns, Apple App Attest, and upcoming eID/age-verification mandates, alternative and privacy-focused operating systems (like GrapheneOS, LineageOS, and Linux on mobile) are being systematically locked out of banking, public portals, and everyday apps.

Rather than watching vendor lock-in get worse, I am organizing a European Citizens' Initiative (ECI) working title: "My Device, My OS" to push binding EU legislation for Device Neutrality and Open Attestation.

What we aim to achieve:

• Mandate Open Attestation Standards: Require services operating in the EU to support open, vendor-neutral hardware attestation rather than relying exclusively on proprietary gatekeeper APIs (Google/Apple).
• Ban Device/OS Discrimination: Prevent public services, digital ID wallets, and essential commercial apps from arbitrarily blocking users solely for running independent or de-Googled operating systems.
• Protect Hardware Sovereignty: Enshrine the legal right of consumers to install and run the operating system of their choice without losing access to the digital single market.

Join the Matrix room to discuss, collaborate on the draft, and coordinate next steps:
👉 #my-device-my-os:pollorebozado.com

Feedback, technical insights, and EU organizers are all welcome!

TL;DR: The growth of ListenBrainz has caught up with us, and our limited team is working on replacing central parts of our infrastructure. In the meantime, many features are unstable.

Article: https://hackaday.com/2026/08/17/may-this-balloon-banjo-resonate-with-you/

Project: https://hackaday.io/project/206413-balloon-banjo-a-tunable-resonator-you-inflate

A federated internet archive, I'm wondering whether I should build it myself. With so many journalists being banned for reporting the gaza genocide we need more ways to combat censorship.

A full-featured 2D + 3D CAD application built in Rust with GPU-accelerated rendering. Native DWG & DXF read and write, paper space, ACIS solids, dimensions, layouts. An open source community project by Hakan Seven, recognized and promoted by the OpenAEC Foundation.

the title yea

and those are real words trust

im kinda tired of flat design so are there any icon packs or launchers (on android) that aren't flat?

as we know capcut is no longer good for free users, any recommendation for open source video editor? i prefer option to export projects so i can archive it to my drive.

windows uninstaller is just so bad that it cannot uninstall lot of preinstalled apps, any recommended uninstaller which is open source?

Examples

https://www.gnuhealth.org/

https://openmrs.org/

git-rivera is a git-log grapher and reimpl of git-foresta in go, with full graph coloring uwu
i wrote it solely because i wanted full graph coloring, but it has some extra things, like

• being able to view the graph of any local repo with --repo, defaulting to the cwd like git-foresta and git-forest before,
• defaulting to reversing the graph, putting the tips at the bottom and root at the top, and
• grep-like --start and --end for printing a section of the graph

it should be mostly 1:1 in functionality with git-rivera, but im no git wiz x3
the main feature is branches are colored from tip to root, including merges :3 you can see it in action in the screenshots below.

my local cluttered bitaxeorg/esp-miner with the options --all --start 86523a69b --end 893668fba --style 6

0xf0xx0/cli-pride-flags with the option --end 4d4e1ff

tl;dr git log --graph but configurable and readable

No internet required... In this video, I build a public Reticulum node and test whether it can bridge completely different networks into one encrypted communication path. I send messages from a normal phone over LTE, through the internet and Starlink, then off-grid over LoRa—eventually using a $20 drone-mounted relay to reach a phone with no internet connection at all.

repo: https://github.com/markqvist/reticulum

im not entirely sure if android auto is a privacy nightmare but im not risking it, so is there anything like it thats open source and stuff??

cross-posted from: https://lemdro.id/post/44220542

i read a little about komi store in the opensource community, and it seems like people dont like it? Is it unsafe or something?