Awesome List Updates on Feb 11, 2023

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1. Awesome Low Code

Platforms / Low Code Application Platform

• Loopple - A low code drag and drop dashboard builder.

2. Awesome Crystal

Misc

• observable (⭐10) - Implementation of the observer pattern

Editor Plugins

• Lite-XL
  • lite-plugin-crystal (⭐6) - Crystal support for the Lite-XL editor

3. Awesome Fiber

⚙️ Middlewares / 🌱 Third Party

• mikhail-bigun/fiberlogrus (⭐10) - A logger middleware that uses logrus and its structured logging features.

4. Awesome Neovim

Neovim Lua Development / Diagnostics

• nvim-neorocks/luarocks-tag-release (⭐51) - A GitHub action that publishes your Neovim plugins to LuaRocks.

5. Awesome List

Health and Social Science

• Digital Humanities (⭐300) - Software for humanities scholars using quantitative or computational methods.

6. Awesome Go

E-books for purchase / Libraries for creating HTTP middlewares

• Lets-Go - A step-by-step guide to creating fast, secure and maintanable web applications with Go.

7. Awesome Arcgis Developers

Data conversion tools

• img2geojson (⭐20) - Drag an image onto a map, trace the paths you need, and export as GeoJSON.

Helpers

• geojson-random-generator (⭐5) - Generate and download random GeoJSON quickly for testing.

8. Awesome Qubes OS

System Information & Requirements

• Disposable customization - A disposable can be based on any app qube.

• How to install software in dom0 - How to install a specific package

• How to make any file persistent (bind-dirs) - With bind-dirs any arbitrary files or folders can be made persistent in app qubes.

• How to mount a Qubes partition from another OS - When a Qubes OS install is unbootable or booting it is otherwise undesirable, this process allows for the recovery of files stored within the system.

• Managing qube kernels - By default, VMs kernels are provided by dom0.

• Qubes service - Usage documentation is in the qvm-service man page.

• RPC policies - This document explains the basics of RPC policies in Qubes.

• Resize disk image - By default Qubes uses thin volumes for the disk images.

• Standalones and HVMs - A standalone is a type of qube that is created by cloning a template. Unlike templates, however, standalones do not supply their root filesystems to other qubes.

• Volume backup and revert - With Qubes, it is possible to revert one of a VM’s storage volumes to a previous state using the automatic snapshot that is normally saved every time a VM is shutdown.

VM-Hardening

• Using Multi-Factor Authentication with Qubes (⭐261) - This page concerns multi-factor authentication for logging into external services, not for logging into Qubes itself.

• Using OnlyKey with Qubes OS - The following setup instructions walk through the process of configuring dom0 and a USB qube so that OnlyKey will function as a keyboard and be able to communicate with the OnlyKey app (required for TOTP).

• Qrexec: Qubes RPC internals - The qrexec framework consists of a number of processes communicating with each other using a common IPC protocol, described in detail below.

• Qrexec: socket-based services - The qrexec allows implementing services not only as executable files, but also as Unix sockets.

• Qubes memory manager (qmemman) - Provides automatic balancing of memory across participating PV and HVM domains, based on their memory demand

Customization

• Custom icons - Place the custom folder icons ~/.local/share/icons is a persistent place to place the custom folder icons and so is /usr/share/icons.

• i3 (window manager) - i3 is part of the stable repository (as of Qubes R3.1) and can be installed by using the dom0 update mechanism.

• KDE (desktop environment) - KDE was the default desktop environment in Qubes

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