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Bluefin v20260527 Bluefin v20260527 👉 A modern Fedora-based Linux workstation built for everyday use and cloud-native development. Bluefin is a next-generation Linux desktop operating system based on Fedora Atomic and the Universal Blue project. It is designed to provide a stable, secure, and maintenance-friendly workstation experience while still offering modern development tools, gaming support, multimedia features, and a polished GNOME desktop environment. Unlike traditional Linux distributions that rely heavily on manual package management and upgrades, Bluefin uses an immutable image-based system architecture. This allows the operating system to update atomically, reducing the risk of broken updates and making system recovery significantly easier through built-in rollback capabilities. Bluefin is focused on delivering an install and use Linux experience with many essential tools already configured. The system integrates Flatpak applications, Homebrew package management, containerized development environments, and modern virtualization technologies directly out of the box. It also includes developer-oriented workflows for Docker, Podman, devcontainers, and cloud-native software development. Features: Fedora Atomic based immutable operating system Built on Universal Blue technology stack Modern GNOME desktop environment with user-friendly layout Separate standard images for AMD/Intel graphics and NVIDIA graphics hardware Atomic image-based updates with rollback support Automatic operating system updates and maintenance Integrated Flatpak application ecosystem with Flathub support Homebrew package manager preconfigured for command-line software Developer-ready environment with container-first workflows Built-in Podman and Docker support Devcontainer and cloud-native development integration Distrobox support for running software from other Linux distributions Tailscale support for secure mesh networking WireGuard VPN tools included Virtualization and container management support Optimized multimedia codec support Secure Boot compatible Wayland-based modern graphics stack Gaming-friendly Mesa and NVIDIA driver support Integrated terminal enhancements including Starship prompt Flatpak management utilities included Rollback functionality for safer upgrades and experimentation Designed for developers, power users, creators, and advanced desktop users Minimal manual maintenance required after installation Fast deployment and recovery ... |
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1,070 | May 31, 2026 Project Bluefin and Universal Blue  |
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Cherrytree v1.7.2.1 Cherrytree v1.7.2.1 👉 A powerful hierarchical note-taking application with rich text, syntax highlighting, embedded files, tables, code boxes and extensive organization tools. Cherrytree is a hierarchical note-taking application designed for organizing notes, documentation, research, code snippets, ideas and other information in a structured tree. It combines rich text editing with syntax highlighting, images, tables, code boxes, mathematical equations, embedded files and extensive linking and search capabilities. Documents can be stored in a single XML or SQLite file or as multiple files and directories. Features: Hierarchical tree structure for organizing notes and documents into nodes and subnodes Rich text editing with foreground and background colors, bold, italic, underline, strikethrough and monospace formatting Multiple heading levels plus subscript and superscript formatting Syntax highlighting supporting numerous programming and scripting languages Code boxes for keeping source code and other preformatted content inside notes Insert images directly into notes Resize and rotate inserted images Save embedded images as PNG files Render LaTeX mathematical equations within notes Embed files directly inside documents and save them back to disk when needed Create tables directly inside notes Import and export table data using CSV Bulleted, numbered and to-do lists Multi-level lists with indentation support Hyperlinks to websites, files and folders Internal links between Cherrytree nodes Anchors for linking directly to specific locations within notes Powerful search and replace functions Search across multiple nodes Search node names and tags using multiple words Tree node tags for additional organization and searching Spell checking support Automatic URL recognition Insert current date and time into notes Insert today's or tomorrow's node Word count in the status bar, including selected text, code boxes and tables Node sorting tools for organizing large trees Drag and drop nodes within the tree Import content from several other note-taking applications and document formats Export notes to PDF Export content ... |
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7,758 | Sep 23, 2026 Giuseppe Penone  |
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Input Remapper v2.2.1 Input Remapper v2.2.1 👉 Remap keyboards, mice, gamepads and other Linux input devices. Input Remapper is an easy to use Linux tool for changing the behavior of your input devices. It supports X11, Wayland, key combinations, programmable macros, joysticks, wheels, triggers, keyboard keys, mouse movements and more. It can map nearly any input to another input, making it useful for custom controls, accessibility tweaks, gaming setups and fixing awkward device layouts. Features: Remap keyboards, mice, gamepads, joysticks, wheels and other input devices Supports X11 and Wayland Create key combinations and programmable macros Map keys, buttons, triggers and mouse movements Useful for gaming controls, accessibility needs and custom Linux workflows Autoload mappings for connected devices Preset based setup for different devices and layouts Supported operating systems: Linux Ubuntu 22.04 or higher Debian Fedora Arch Linux Void Linux Supported languages: English, Chinese Traditional Changes: v2.2.1 06-12-26 Various important fixes for gamepads Fix similar devices stealing the injection on autoload Preserve forwarded mouse DPI metadata during injection Add zh_TW Traditional Chinese locale Added Void Linux to install instructions Restrict 99-input-remapper.rules to event nodes Fix the .desktop reference in metainfo Fix XDG_CONFIG_HOME being ignored pyproject.toml, new build tool Switch to dasbus Use raw string literals for regexes New icon Add hint for permission problems to logs if device not found Code quality improvements This download is for the Linux Debian version (very bottom of page). Install on other Linux versions: Ubuntu/Debian repository: sudo apt install input-remapper Input Remapper 2.0 and higher requires at least Ubuntu 22.04. Fedora: sudo dnf install input-remapper sudo systemctl enable --now input-remapper Arch: yay -S input-remapper-git sudo systemctl enable --now input-remapper Void Linux: sudo xbps-install -S input-remapper sudo ln -s /etc/sv/input-remapper /var/service sudo sv up input-remapper Other distros: Install packages providing these dependencies: python3-evdev 1.3.0 or higher, gtksourceview4, python3-devel, python3-pydantic, python3-dasbus and python3-psutil. sudo pip install evdev pydantic dasbus PyGObject git clone https://github.com/sezanzeb/input-remapper.git cd input-remapper sudo python3 -m install --root / sudo systemctl enable --now input-remapper Uninstall from source install: sudo python3 -m install.uninstall Click here to visit ... |
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