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fitz is a command-line utility for batch operations on FITS files (astronomy images).
It started as a tool to compress and decompress FITS files, but has grown to support debayering raw FITS images, auto-stretching, and splitting OSC images into separate red, green, and blue FITS files for narrowband processing.
fitz can also preview FITS images right in the terminal.
Sandboxing and syscall tracing tool for linux applications
Allows tracking, logging and blocking file access, network access and subproces spawning for any application.
Go library for colour support in the terminal. Supports 16, 256 and true colour modes with a fall back mode. Also provides a minimal API for cursor positioning and primary/alternate buffer switching.
Command-line OTP tool. Generates one-time passwords for secure
authentication. Supports TOTP and HOTP algorithms. Linux and
MacOS compatible.
Also supports extraction of secrets from Google Authenticator export QR code
Simple image analysis tool. It can read EXIF data, analyze histograms, and extract dominant colours from the images.
Little tool to estimate framing, depth of field, and bokeh for different focal lengths and apertures and sensor sizes.
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