This project contains OBS server built for Fedora, with all packages needed for OBS which are missing in Fedora (or having too old versions).

The current status is quite experimental, but it's already useful enough to be self-hosting: the OBS server this project resides on runs Fedora with OBS server packages built on this server.

This OBS server even comes with SELinux policy, but it's not sufficient yet to cover all cases. It works in enforcing mode, but doesn't provide fine granularity to separate services from each other.

This project contains OBS server built for Fedora, with all packages needed for OBS which are missing in Fedora (or having too old versions).

The current status is quite experimental, but it's already useful enough to be self-hosting: the OBS server this project resides on runs Fedora with OBS server packages built on this server.

This OBS server even comes with SELinux policy, but it's not sufficient yet to cover all cases. It works in enforcing mode, but doesn't provide fine granularity to separate services from each other.

This project contains OBS server built for Fedora, with all packages needed for OBS which are missing in Fedora (or having too old versions).

The current status is quite experimental, but it's already useful enough to be self-hosting: the OBS server this project resides on runs Fedora with OBS server packages built on this server.

This OBS server even comes with SELinux policy, but it's not sufficient yet to cover all cases. It works in enforcing mode, but doesn't provide fine granularity to separate services from each other.

This project contains OBS server built for Fedora, with all packages needed for OBS which are missing in Fedora (or having too old versions).

The current status is quite experimental, but it's already useful enough to be self-hosting: the OBS server this project resides on runs Fedora with OBS server packages built on this server.

This OBS server even comes with SELinux policy, but it's not sufficient yet to cover all cases. It works in enforcing mode, but doesn't provide fine granularity to separate services from each other.

This project contains OBS server built for Fedora, with all packages needed for OBS which are missing in Fedora (or having too old versions).

The current status is quite experimental, but it's already useful enough to be self-hosting: the OBS server this project resides on runs Fedora with OBS server packages built on this server.

This OBS server even comes with SELinux policy, but it's not sufficient yet to cover all cases. It works in enforcing mode, but doesn't provide fine granularity to separate services from each other.

This project contains OBS server built for Fedora, with all packages needed for OBS that are missing in Fedora (or have too old versions).

The current status is quite experimental, but it's already useful enough to be self-hosting: the OBS server this project resides on runs Fedora with OBS server packages built on this server.

This OBS server even comes with SELinux policy, but it's not sufficient yet to cover all cases. It works in enforcing mode, but doesn't provide fine granularity to separate services from each other.

This project contains OBS server built for Fedora, with all packages needed for OBS which are missing in Fedora (or having too old versions).

The current status is quite experimental, but it's already useful enough to be self-hosting: the OBS server this project resides on runs Fedora with OBS server packages built on this server.

This OBS server even comes with SELinux policy, but it's not sufficient yet to cover all cases. It works in enforcing mode, but doesn't provide fine granularity to separate services from each other.

This project contains packages needed to support building packages for different distributions using this OBS server.

Tools and source services for OBS (Open Build Service).

Libraries and utilities to access Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

A very simple and fully functional Raspberry Pi-based IP-KVM that you can make with your own hands. This device helps to manage servers or workstations remotely, regardless of the health of the operating system or whether one is installed. You can fix any problem, configure the BIOS, or even reinstall the OS using the included CD-ROM or Flash Drive emulation.

Pi-KVM is a very simple and fully functional Raspberry Pi-based IP-KVM that you can make with your own hands. This device helps to manage servers or workstations remotely, regardless of the health of the operating system or whether one is installed. You can fix any problem, configure the BIOS, or even reinstall the OS using the included CD-ROM or Flash Drive emulation.

This project contains packages needed to build Pi-KVM, but not needed to install and eun it.

A very simple and fully functional Raspberry Pi-based IP-KVM that you can make with your own hands. This device helps to manage servers or workstations remotely, regardless of the health of the operating system or whether one is installed. You can fix any problem, configure the BIOS, or even reinstall the OS using the included CD-ROM or Flash Drive emulation.

This is a project for testing new versions.

A professional collaborative platform for embedded development. Cross-platform IDE and Unified Debugger. Static Code Analyzer and Remote Unit Testing. Multi-platform and Multi-architecture Build System. Firmware File Explorer and Memory Inspection. IoT, Arduino, CMSIS, ESP-IDF, FreeRTOS, libOpenCM3, mbedOS, Pulp OS, SPL, STM32Cube, Zephyr RTOS, ARM, AVR, Espressif (ESP8266/ESP32), FPGA, MCS-51 (8051), MSP430, Nordic (nRF51/nRF52), NXP i.MX RT, PIC32, RISC-V, STMicroelectronics (STM8/STM32), Teensy.

Python packages that may be needed by several other projects.

A program to configure Quantum Mechanical Keyboard.

Additional packages for Raspberry PI platform

Ring is a free and universal communication platform which preserves the users' privacy and freedoms.

This project contains Rust crates that are needed to build Rust packages in other projects.

Tools for remote access to servers hosted at scaleway.com using their API.

Packages useful for TOR (The Onion Router) project.

This project contains python-django-waliki package and all dependencies it needs to build and run on Fedora.

Waliki is an extensible wiki app for Django with a Git backend.

At a glance, Waliki has these features:

* File based content storage.
* UI based on Bootstrap and CodeMirror
* Version control and concurrent edition for your content using git
* An extensible architecture through plugins
* reStructuredText or Markdown support, configurable per page (and it's easy to add extensions)
* A very simple per slug ACL system
* A nice attachments manager (that respects the permissions over the page)
* Realtime collaborative edition via togetherJS
* Wiki content embeddable in any django template (as a "dummy CMS")
* Few helpers to migrate content (particularly from MoinMoin, using moin2git)
* It works with Python 2.7, 3.3, 3.4 or PyPy in Django 1.6 or newer

It's easy to create a site powered by Waliki using the preconfigured project which is the same code that motorize the demo.

Waliki was inspired in Github's wikis, but it tries to be a bit smarter than many others git backed wiki engines at handling changes: instead of a hard "newer wins" or "page blocking" approaches, Waliki uses git's merge facilities on each save. So, if there was another change during an edition and git can merge them automatically, it's done and the user is notified. If the merge fails, the last edition is still saved but the editor is reloaded asking the user to fix the conflict.

This project contains python-django-waliki package and all dependencies it needs to build and run on Fedora.

Waliki is an extensible wiki app for Django with a Git backend.

At a glance, Waliki has these features:

* File based content storage.
* UI based on Bootstrap and CodeMirror
* Version control and concurrent edition for your content using git
* An extensible architecture through plugins
* reStructuredText or Markdown support, configurable per page (and it's easy to add extensions)
* A very simple per slug ACL system
* A nice attachments manager (that respects the permissions over the page)
* Realtime collaborative edition via togetherJS
* Wiki content embeddable in any django template (as a "dummy CMS")
* Few helpers to migrate content (particularly from MoinMoin, using moin2git)
* It works with Python 2.7, 3.3, 3.4 or PyPy in Django 1.6 or newer

It's easy to create a site powered by Waliki using the preconfigured project which is the same code that motorize the demo.

Waliki was inspired in Github's wikis, but it tries to be a bit smarter than many others git backed wiki engines at handling changes: instead of a hard "newer wins" or "page blocking" approaches, Waliki uses git's merge facilities on each save. So, if there was another change during an edition and git can merge them automatically, it's done and the user is notified. If the merge fails, the last edition is still saved but the editor is reloaded asking the user to fix the conflict.

Yggdrasil is an early-stage implementation of a fully end-to-end encrypted IPv6 network. It is lightweight, self-arranging, supported on multiple platforms and allows pretty much any IPv6-capable application to communicate securely with other Yggdrasil nodes. Yggdrasil does not require you to have IPv6 Internet connectivity - it also works over IPv4.