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Copyfree Works

The license status of some works may be more complex than it at first appears here. In some cases, the license status listed for a given work is the "primary" license under which it is distributed. In several cases, parts of the work may be distributed under other licenses -- potentially even non-copyfree licenses.

Where present, descriptions are typically drawn from the claims of the projects themselves, and represent neither claims nor opinions of the Copyfree Initiative. Inclusion here (with or without description) does not constitute, and should not be inferred as, endorsement of any project.

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Submit Works

There are presently two ways to submit a work:

• Join the IRC channel (see community resources) and tell apotheon about the work. Make sure you provide both the address for whatever serves as an official homepage or source for the work, and the address for an authoritative source for the license terms of the project.
• Use the (temporary) measure of visiting the CopyfreeWorks repository, forking it, editing the datafile, and submitting a pull request. See the CopyfreeWorks README for more details on how to do this.

cpduppermalink

License Reference

CPDup is a filesystem mirroring utility that attempts to retain permissions, flags, ownership, and utimes. It will create and delete files/directories on the destination as necessary to synchronize it with the source. CPDup attempts to avoid unnecssary copies (by default) by assuming that files are the same if their size and mtime (and other parameters) match. CPDup also has the ability to run MD5 checks between the source and destination and optimizes to avoid unnecessary data reads from the source by generating and maintaining MD5 checkfiles.

License(s)

• Simplified BSD License

Tag(s)

• +-backup
• +-console
• +-network
• +-software

crcophonypermalink

License Reference

The crcophony project provides a fast, neat discord TUI client.

License(s)

• MIT/X11 License

Tag(s)

• +-chat
• +-client
• +-console
• +-software
• +-tui

dvtmpermalink

License(s)

• MIT/X11 License

Tag(s)

• +-console
• +-software
• +-tiling
• +-window manager

FossGitpermalink

License Reference

FossGit is a Fossil SCM mirroring tool that exports to Git.

License(s)

• COIL

Tag(s)

• +-console
• +-library
• +-software

ircIIpermalink

License Reference

License(s)

• Revised BSD License

Tag(s)

• +-client
• +-console
• +-irc
• +-network
• +-software

MapSCIIpermalink

License Reference

MapSCII is the whole world in your console, a Braille & ASCII world map renderer for your console.

License(s)

• MIT/X11 License

Tag(s)

• +-console
• +-mapping
• +-software

ncursespermalink

License Reference

The ncurses (new curses) library is a free software emulation of curses in System V Release 4.0 (SVr4), and more.

License(s)

• NCurses License

Tag(s)

• +-console
• +-gui
• +-library
• +-software
• +-toolkit

Neofetchpermalink

License Reference

Neofetch is a command-line system information tool that displays information about your operating system, software, and hardware, hopefully in a visually pleasing way.

License(s)

• MIT/X11 License

Tag(s)

• +-console
• +-software

New BSD Gamespermalink

License Reference

New BSD Games, or nbsdgames, is a collection of more than a dozen simple, highly portable text console games using ncurses, with minimal dependencies.

License(s)

• CC0

Tag(s)

• +-c
• +-console
• +-curses
• +-game
• +-software
• +-tui

noice [1]permalink

License Reference

This project provides a small curses-based file browser, initially developed for use with a TV remote control for a media center system.

License(s)

• Simplified BSD License

Tag(s)

• +-console
• +-file management
• +-software
• +-utility

reptyrpermalink

License Reference

Reparent a running program to a new terminal with reptyr, a tool for "re-PTYing" programs. It is a tool for taking an existing running program and attaching it to a new parent process, allowing you to do things like attach a long-running process to a terminal multiplexer before logging out of an SSH connection.

License(s)

• MIT/X11 License

Tag(s)

• +-console
• +-software
• +-terminal
• +-utility

termboxpermalink

License Reference

The termbox library provides a minimalistic API which helps the programmer write text-based user interfaces.

License(s)

• MIT/X11 License

Tag(s)

• +-console
• +-library
• +-software

TermKitpermalink

License Reference

TermKit is an experimental terminal platform built on WebKit and Node.js, currently available for Apple MacOS, MS Windows, and WebKit browsers.

License(s)

• Revised BSD License

Tag(s)

• +-console
• +-software
• +-web

tttpermalink

License Reference

The ttt project provides a compact, portable, console based tic-tac-toe program intended to be suitable for new C programmers to use as a well-formed example program.

License(s)

• COIL

Tag(s)

• +-console
• +-game
• +-software

Voltronpermalink

License Reference

Voltron is an extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python. It aims to improve the user experience of various debuggers (LLDB, GDB, VDB and WinDbg) by enabling the attachment of utility views that can retrieve and display data from the debugger host.

License(s)

• MIT/X11 License

Tag(s)

• +-console
• +-debugger
• +-software

w3mpermalink

License Reference

License(s)

• MIT/X11 License

Tag(s)

• +-browser
• +-console
• +-software
• +-web