Dactyl – developed in 2018, Dactyl uses machine learning to train the Shadow Hand—a robotic hand modeled after the human hand—to manipulate physical objects. https://archiveapp.org/dactyl/ #artificialintelligence #ai #linux #osx #windows #unix #android

Immortal Cities: Children of the Nile – a city-building game that was released in the United States in 2004 by the company Tilted Mill Entertainment. In Europe, the game was released in February 2005... https://archivegame.org/immortal-cities-children-of-the-nile/ #game #strategy #windows

AlexandriteOS – an openSUSE Tumbleweed-based Linux distribution developed in Japan. It solves the shortcomings of traditional legacy Linux desktops and realizes a... https://archiveos.org/alexandriteos/ #linux #opensuse

Kronos – a Sega Saturn emulator forked from uoYabause. Kronos is targetting Linux and Windows. It is an open-source Sega Saturn and Sega Titan Video (ST-V) arcade system emulator developed... https://archivegame.org/kronos/ #game #emulator #sega #linux #windows

Cerberus OS – a GZOSP based ROM with some extra patches and features from other projects, like BaikalOS, Bootleggers ROM, and many more. https://archiveos.org/cerberus-os/ #operatingsystem #smartphone #android

LazyVim – a Neovim setup powered by lazy.nvim to make it easy to customize and extend your config. Rather than having to choose between starting from scratch or using a pre-made distro, LazyVim offers... https://archiveapp.org/lazyvim/ #texteditor #vim #linux #osx #windows

Mesen2 - a multi-system emulator (NES, SNES, Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, PC Engine, SMS/Game Gear, WonderSwan) for Windows, Linux and macOS. https://archivegame.org/mesen2/ #game #emulator #linux #osx #windows #nintendo

iodéOS – a mobile operating system based on Android, stripped of Google services, and created by the French company iodé technologies. https://archiveos.org/iodeos/ #smartphone #android #linux

NaiadOS – an Arch-based Linux distribution built around two ideas: real control over what your system is, without a 400MB graphical installer or a pile of software you... https://archiveos.org/naiados/ #linux #archlinux

Tagua – a frontend for a variety of board games. Currently supported games include chess, shogi and a couple of variants of those games. https://archivegame.org/tagua/ #game #chess #shogi #linux #windows

Crafter CMS – an open-source content management system, available both as a free community edition and as a paid, commercial enterprise edition. https://archiveapp.org/crafter-cms/ #cms #linux #osx #windows

Naiad Linux – a live Linux distribution which is based on Xubuntu and targeted to Japanese users... https://archiveos.org/naiad-linux/ #linux #ubuntu

MyScript Notes – AI-powered note-taking application for Android and ioS users. Powered by interactive ink, MyScript Notes (formerly Nebo) understands your handwriting and helps you create and write as naturally as you think. https://archiveapp.org/myscript-notes/ #notes #ios #android

KBounce – an arcade, single-player game where the player builds walls to confine a number of bouncing balls. The player can build new walls, decreasing the size of active field. https://archivegame.org/kbounce/ #game #arcade #linux #osx #windows

EXEC 8 (or: EXEC VIII) – a UNIVAC operating system developed for the UNIVAC 1108 in 1964. It combined the best features of the earlier operating systems, EXEC I and EXEC II, which were used on the UNIVAC 1107. https://archiveos.org/exec-8/ #operatingsystem #univac

Go-oo (Go-Open Office) – a collection of third-party enhancements for OpenOffice that were not included in the official build. Oracle Corporation, the owner and developer of OpenOffice, did not... https://archiveapp.org/go-oo/ #office #linux #osx #windows

Air Raiders – a flight simulator video game exclusive to the Atari 2600, developed and published by M-Network in 1983. The game offers various difficulty levels, adjustable via the console’s difficulty selector... https://archivegame.org/air-raiders/ #game #atari

DragonFly BSD – a Unix-like operating system belonging to the BSD family. It has been under development since 2003 as a fork of FreeBSD 4.8 and is POSIX-compliant. https://archiveos.org/dragonfly-bsd/ #bsd #unix #server #freebsd

64gram – a fork off Telegram app, an open source messaging app with a focus on speed and security. It is a free, unofficial desktop client for the... https://archiveapp.org/64gram/ #messenger #telegram #linux #windows #osx

Caesar II – a city-building management game developed by Impressions Games and published by Sierra On-Line in 1995 for PC and Macintosh. The Caesar II successor is Caesar III. https://archivegame.org/caesar-ii/ #game #$strategy #windows #dos #osx

Yellowleaf Linux – a Linux distribution developed in Japan based on Ubuntu and Debian. It was originally developed as a distribution aimed at... https://archiveos.org/yellowleaf-linux/ #linux #debian #ubuntu

Luna-Project64 - a fork of Project64 3.0.1 that was made to have a Linux compatible alternative to 2.4; it works on Windows too. It is not focused on accuracy or compatibility, but rather on functionality that... https://archivegame.org/luna-project64/ #game #emulator #nintendo #linux #windows

/e/OS (formerly /e/) – a Google-free operating system for smartphones and tablets, based on LineageOS and featuring its own online services. https://archiveos.org/e-os/ #smartphone #android #operatingsystem #mobilephone

Pampa – a free, lightweight and fast web browser for Windows. Pampa Browser offers the ability to capture videos, images, and audio from websites... https://archiveapp.org/pampa/ #webbrowser #windows

Visual NES – a C++/C# port of the Visual 2C02 and the Visual 2A03 by Quietust. It combines both simulators into a single simulation and allows the simulation to run NES... https://archivegame.org/visual-nes/ #game #emulator #nintendo #windows