We were promised a better future. One with freedom of computing and digital rights for all.
Instead, all we got was surveillance capitalism, malware baked into operating systems, and an endless panopticon, managed via unfree software.
Well, now it's time to Reclaim the Future!
Reclaim the Future is a project by the website administrator to develop and update and port free, open-source software (FOSS) to help restore digital freedoms.
Care to join in the fun?
This page will act as a repository of sorts for various little software widgets developed by the website administrator. For example, there's the github repositories for FSV and LAN Messenger (under development, nowhere close to even finished yet!). You can also download those below:
FSV 0.9.2+:
[ DEB (x86_64/AMD64 |
AArch64/ARM64) |
RPM (x86_64/AMD64 |
AArch64/ARM64 |
Source RPM) |
Source Code (.tar.gz) |
Source code (zip) |
Source (via Github)]
Microsoft Edit 2.0.0:
[ DEB
(x86_64/AMD64 |
AArch64/ARM64) |
RPM (x86_64/AMD64 |
AArch64/ARM64 |
Source RPM) |
Source tarball |
AArch64/ARM64 tarball |
x86_64/AMD64 tarball |
Source (via Github) ]
Hedgewars Server 1.0.2 DEB packages:
[ x86_64/AMD64 |
Aarch64/ARM64 ]
Please note, these are re-packaged binaries from Fedora Core's RPMs for hedgewars-server-1.0.2-11.fc43. If you need a copy of these, they should be on Pkgs.org here (AArch64/ARM64 and x86_64/AMD64)
PSPVC 0.4:
[ DEB (x86_64/AMD64 |
AArch64/ARM64) |
RPM (x86-64/AMD64 |
AArch64/ARM64 |
Source RPM) |
AArch64/ARM64 tarball |
x86_64/AMD64 tarball |
Python Script |
Source tarball |
Source (via Github) |
Win32 |
Win64
]
(Win32 and Win64 builds not yet compiled)
LAN Messenger (not yet compiled):
[ DEB |
RPM |
Source |
Win32 |
Win64 |
Android APKs (ARM/armv7 |
ARM64/AArch64 |
x86/i686 |
x86_64 |
Universal APK) ]
You can check out all of our available downloads in the downloads folder.
Yes, you can even set this up with apt to run as a repository for Debian or Ubuntu... and yes, you can even set it up as a repository for RPM-based systems too, becuase i even managed to compile libmodulemd and createrepo_c among others... on DEBIAN... This pi runs Debian 13 with Raspberry Pi additions.
I did this via installing librpm-dev, rpm, libsolv-dev, zchunk (via git clone https://github.com/zchunk/zchunk.git), libzck1 (provided by zchunk, i belive), libxml2-dev, libcurl4-openssl-dev, check, libyaml-dev, doxygen, libgpgme-dev, libgpgme, glib2.0 documentation (extracted from glib2-doc-2.74.1-2.fc37.noarch.rpm) then finally libmodulemd (via git clone https://github.com/fedora-modularity/libmodulemd.git), librepo (via git clone https://github.com/rpm-software-management/librepo.git) and createrepo_c (via git clone https://github.com/rpm-software-management/createrepo_c.git). NOTICE: I did have to compile createrepo_c explicitly without gpgme support, to avoid Debian detection issues.
Most of these are cmake, meson and ninja builds, so you'll obviously need to run sudo apt install cmake meson ninja-build liblzma-dev libzstd-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev.