Imaginer is software which lets you generate pictures using AI. You supply a text prompt, consisting of a collection of words to describe an image, and an AI model creates an image based on the words.
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Machine Learning in Linux: Bavarder – chat with an AI
Bavarder is a GTK4/libadwaita based app that offers an easy way to experiment with ChatGPT. It’s written in Python.
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Quod Libet – GTK+-based audio player
Quod Libet is a mature music player with music management functionality. It’s written in Python.
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Linux Candy: cbonsai – generate bonsai trees
cbonsai is a bonsai tree generator, written in C using ncurses. It intelligently creates, colors, and positions a bonsai tree.
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Essential System Utilities: System Monitoring Center
System Monitoring Center is a multi-featured system monitor. It’s free and open source software written in the Python programming language.
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Tera – interactive music radio player
Tera is an interactive music radio player. Play your favorite radio stations, CRUD your favorite lists, and explore new radio stations from your terminal.
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Machine Learning in Linux: GPT4All – local AI chat application
GPT4All Chat is a locally-running AI chat application powered by the GPT4All-J Apache 2 Licensed chatbot.
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Machine Learning in Linux: Upscaler – upscale and enhance images
Upscaler is GUI GTK4 software that uses sophisticated AI models to enhance your images by guessing what the details could be.
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Machine Learning in Linux: DeOldify – colorizing and restoring old images and videos
DeOldify is a modern way to colorize black and white images.
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Linux Candy: linuxwave – generate music from the entropy of Linux
linuxwave is a small utility that’s designed to generate music from the entropy of Linux. It’s written in Zig.
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Junction – application/browser chooser
Junction is an application/browser chooser. It’s designed to improve your workflow by making it easier to switch applications.
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Machine Learning in Linux: chatGPT-shell-cli – chatGPT and DALL-E tool
chatGPT-shell-cli appears an interesting project to feature as it’s a simple script to use OpenAI’s chatGPT and DALL-E from the terminal without needing to install either Python or Node.js.
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Machine Learning in Linux: Lama Cleaner – self-hostable inpainting tool
Lama Cleaner is a fully self-hostable inpainting tool powered by state-of-the-art AI models. It’s free and open source software.
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h-m-m – create mind maps in the terminal
h-m-m is billed as a simple, fast, keyboard-centric tool for working with mind maps.
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Essential System Utilities: bottom – graphical process/system monitor for the terminal
bottom is billed as a customizable cross-platform graphical process/system monitor for the terminal.
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Machine Learning in Linux: Dalai – LLaMA and Alpaca
Dalai bills itself as “the simplest way to run LLaMA on your local machine”. LLaMA is an acronym for Large Language Model Meta AI.
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Machine Learning in Linux: CodeFormer – face restoration
CodeFormer is software which offers blind face restoration. This is freeware.
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Machine Learning in Linux: FBCNN – JPEG artifacts removal
FBCNN (flexible blind convolutional neural network) is software which seeks to remove artifacts from JPEGs while preserving the integrity of the images
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Machine Learning in Linux: Easy Diffusion – a Stable Diffusion UI
Easy Diffusion offers a web user interface for Stable Diffusion. This is cross-platform open source software running on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
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RustDesk – virtual / remote desktop software
RustDesk is remote desktop allowing maintenance of computers and other devices. It’s free and open source software.
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