Everything(github.com)
48 points by ent101 | 36 comments
GitHub repository for HeyPuter's "everything", an MIT-licensed project rebuilding common software like office, Photoshop, and CAD apps as open-source web apps.
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48 points by ent101 | 36 comments
GitHub repository for HeyPuter's "everything", an MIT-licensed project rebuilding common software like office, Photoshop, and CAD apps as open-source web apps.
95 points by akkartik | 26 comments
Color Names is an open, MIT-licensed collection of 31,970 community-authored color names, browsable in a 3D RGB/OKLab viewer and available via npm and API.
66 points by romeo19361 | 66 comments
Landing page for Death Plan Switch, an MIT-licensed self-hosted dead man's switch that notifies designated people if a solo developer disappears or dies.
30 points by gurjeet | 23 comments
Landing page for aweb, an MIT-licensed, federated, self-hostable service giving AI agents stable identities, mail, chat, and wake-up events across sessions.
529 points by ahlCVA | 99 comments
GamingOnLinux article reporting that Valve has released the Steam Machine e-ink front display design on GitLab under the MIT license so people can build their own.
608 points by rock_artist | 145 comments
Steinberg forum announcement of the VST 3.8.0 SDK release, which introduces a new licensing model for VST 3 (MIT).
497 points by neoromantique | 439 comments
Herman's blog post announcing that Bear blogging platform is moving from the MIT license to a source-available license after competitors forked the code.
449 points by zerojames | 99 comments
Landing page for oTranscribe, a free, open-source browser app for manually transcribing recorded interviews with keyboard playback controls and export options.
483 points by amichail | 180 comments
An X post by Riley Goodside sharing a video of an AI-generated song in which a sad girl with piano sings the text of the MIT License.
397 points by fomine3 | 99 comments
GitHub release notes for mold 2.0.0, a high-speed linker, announcing its license change from AGPL to MIT after a failed dual-licensing monetization attempt.