projects.mdwn (3853B)
1 This page is a work-in-progress, it contains a list of projects or practices that we think are relevant to permacomputing, either because their author(s) made an explicit connection, or because we think they do connect somehow. Ultimately these projects offer a glimpse of a different computational culture, and are listed here to inspire you [[getting started]] with your own project or [[initiative|community]], or contribute to these existing efforts. For more general resources, there is also our [[library]]. 2 3 * [#Seppo](https://seppo.social) - publish short texts and links, and socialise in the Social Web (a.k.a. the Fediverse) 4 * [Awesome Small Web Publishing](https://codeberg.org/thgie/awesome-small-web-publishing) - a curated list of small web publishing tools and frameworks 5 * [[BBC Domesday Project]] 6 * [[Cable]] - lightweight peer-to-peer chat protocol 7 * [[CARDIAC]], by Bell labs 8 * [[Cerca]] - lean web forum software 9 * [[Collapse OS]] - FORTH based OS and tools to preserve the ability to program microcontrollers through civilizational collapse 10 * [Compudanzas](https://compudanzas.net) - explorations of joyful and human-scale computing 11 * [[Chifir]] - a system for software preservation 12 * [[Civboot|civboot]] - a seed from which can grow the essential technology of a civilization 13 * [Coalescent Computer](https://coalescent.computer) - simple and unenclosable social computing platform designed to replace the architecture and use cases of the World Wide Web 14 * [[DawnOS]] - operating system for SUBLEQ architecture 15 * [digicam.love](https://digicam.love) - promotes photography done with old digital cameras 16 * [Freewheeling Apps](http://akkartik.name/freewheeling-apps) - software that is easy to try out, easy to modify and easy to share 17 * [[Gemini]] - internet technology supporting an electronic library of interconnected text documents 18 * [IBNIZ](https://github.com/viznut/IBNIZ) - virtual machine designed for extremely compact low-level audiovisual programs 19 * [[L5]] - A lightweight Processing-like creative coding library designed for old and new computers 20 * [[Mu]] - a minimal-dependency hobbyist computing stack 21 * [Low-tech Magazine](https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com) - articles on the potential of past and often forgotten technologies and how they can inform sustainable energy practices 22 * [node9/node9.lab](http://www.node9.org) - research and experiments with living labs and bio shelters 23 * [[Organised Atoms|organised atoms]] - workshop series about electronics, abandonned mines, and sound 24 * [[PADI]] 25 * [PostmarketOS](https://postmarketos.org) - pre-configured Alpine Linux with own packages, that can be installed on smartphones 26 * [Screenless Office](http://screenl.es) - system for working with media and networks without using a pixel-based display 27 * [Open Source Gardens](https://opensourcegardens.info) - connects people via Open Source (philosophy, seeds, software & hardware) in a horticultural and creative way 28 * [Small File Photo Festival](https://unthinking.photography/projects/smallfile) - mini festival encouraging and celebrating small size photography 29 * [snac](https://codeberg.org/grunfink/snac2) - simple, minimalistic ActivityPub instance written in portable C 30 * [[Solar Protocol]] - a web platform hosted across a network of solar-powered servers 31 * [[Teliva]] - fork of Lua 5.1 to encourage end-user programming 32 * [The People's Permacomputer](https://sr.ht/~vidak/peoples-permacomputer) - project dedicated to building a 'permacomputer' which will survive societal collapse 33 * [[Uxn]] - personal computing stack based on a small virtual machine 34 * [Watt Wiser](https://github.com/wattwisegames/watt-wiser) - tools to measure and visualize energy use on desktop computers 35 * [What Remains](https://iodinedynamics.com/whatremains.html) - NES/Famicom game published on recycled game cartridges and EPROMs 36