Libervia is a multi-frontends, multi-purposes communication tool, based on the XMPP standard. It features: * instant messaging * microblogging * file sharing * games * group permissions (share what you want with the people you choose) * interaction with other networks (IRC, StatusNet, other XMPP networks) * email client access (use your favorite mail user agent (MUA) to communicate on the supported networks) * extensible design

Markdown::Render provides both a Perl module and a command line tool to render markdown as HTML using either Text::Markdown::Discount or GitHub's API. They can replace tags included in the markdown with a number of different types of metadata.

libsoup uses the Glib main loop and is designed to work well with GTK+ applications. This enables GNOME applications to access HTTP servers on the network in a completely asynchronous fashion, very similar to the GTK+ programming model (a synchronous operation mode is also supported for those who want it).

Library for working with the eXpress Data Path facility of the Linux kernel, and a collection of utilities and example code that uses the library.

Library for working with the eXpress Data Path facility of the Linux kernel, and a collection of utilities and example code that uses the library.

This library provides functionality to control Yale and August locks via Bluetooth. It supports various models of Yale Assure Locks, August Wi-Fi Smart Locks, and Yale Unity Locks, among others. The library enables integration with Home Assistant to automatically discover and operate these smart locks. Additionally, it allows for setting up encrypted connections required for stable lock operations and provides mechanisms to obtain necessary credentials for lock control. This library also includes features for troubleshooting and configuring door sensors to ensure proper functionality.