
Pants Build
Fast, scalable build system with intelligent defaults for Python and more
- Linux
- macOS
- Windows
3 alternatives · 3 questions answered
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Fast, scalable build system with intelligent defaults for Python and more
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Open-source password manager for teams with self-hosted or cloud deployment
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Open source C++ library and command line tool for point cloud translation and processing
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Open-source archive manager for Windows and Linux supporting more than two hundred formats
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Open source design and prototyping platform
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Centralised version control for multi-terabyte binary game projects
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Open source firewall software with a free Community Edition and a separate commercial Plus edition sold by Netgate
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Hosted multiplayer networking billed by concurrent users, not by seat or by player
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Professional drone photogrammetry software
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Open-source web automation framework for testing and scripting across browsers
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Cloud ERP for smart manufacturing
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Fast, disk space efficient package manager
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Open-source backend with REST API, real-time subscriptions and Admin UI
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Daemonless container engine with a Docker-compatible CLI
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Ubuntu-based Linux distribution tuned for developers and GPU work
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Kubernetes application backup with a free tier up to one terabyte
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The world's most advanced open source database
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The world's most advanced open source relational database
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The API platform for building and using APIs
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Open source WebGL viewer for publishing very large point clouds in a browser
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The Meta-lineage distributed SQL query engine, distinct from the Trino fork
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Open source monitoring and alerting toolkit for cloud native environments
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Deduplicating backup server for virtual machines, containers and Linux hosts, with verification built in
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