Curated by: zentrocdot
About this Treasury: Main curation section.
Total Items: 46 curated treasures
Access: Public
Treasury URL: https://copus.network/treasury/aec4ps5
Below are the items zentrocdot has curated in this treasury, each with their curation notes explaining why it's valuable:
Curation Note: This is one of the LoRA viewers I used in the past. Today I was surprised. If one deals with .safetensors files, one can use such a viewer for LoRAs or also for Embeddings. In the case of the banner I checked one of my created .safetensors Embeddings after i added some Metadata. One can see, that th...
Original Source: https://xypher7.github.io/lora-metadata-viewer/
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: I was looking for a easy to use Markdown viewer. After checking out some resources I came up with Okular. In the past I have connected Okular to PDF files and nothing else. But it is also nice for viewing md files.
Original Source: https://apps.kde.org/okular/
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: I needed today the command line tool tree. As I am doing in the last time a lot, I take a look if there is a homepage related to the tool. It took a time to find this developer web space which is the origin of the tool tree. A lot of other links were no longer valid. This one works. Tree is helpful ...
Original Source: https://gitlab.com/OldManProgrammer/unix-tree
Treasured: 1 times
Curation Note: This collection of Midjourney Prompts can also be used in the AI image generation process using stable diffusion models like SD and SDXL models or Flux models. I tested some of the Prompts using SDXL models in my own AI image generator. It's a great resource for testing different Prompts and seeing ...
Original Source: https://www.creativindie.com/best-midjourney-prompts-an-epic-list-of-crazy-text-to-image-ideas/
Treasured: 1 times
Curation Note: I was searching for tool, which is able to create an ISO image from a given directory tree structure. The reason is quite simple. I wanted to check both ways, ISO image to directory structure and back. I learned that I can mout the content of an ISO image directly as tree structure. But, the way bac...
Original Source: https://wiki.debian.org/genisoimage
Treasured: 3 times
Curation Note: Today, I had to download AI models. Since such models are very large, I wondered whether they would actually downloaded. That's where nethogs comes in play. With nethogs, I can monitor which processes are still running and how much these have downloaded, for example. nethogs is one of the tools I us...
Original Source: https://github.com/raboof/nethogs
Treasured: 1 times
Curation Note: If you want to play a DOS game under Linux give DOSBox a try. You can install and run DOS games using DOSBox. With some patience it is working well. I tried it in the past and I tried it today again. It is working as expected. One of my favourite games I played in the near past using DOSbox was Duke...
Original Source: https://www.dosbox.com/
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: I wanted to play one of the first DOS games I ever bought, which was Duke Nukem 3D. In the near past, I used DOSBox to run the game especially on my laptop. Today I figured out that I can also use eduke32 and tested this game engine which is designed for Duke Nukem as the name says. It works quite w...
Original Source: https://www.eduke32.com/
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: From times to times when I am in the mute to play a game like DOOM I am playing Sauerbraten. It is an ego shooter of old school.
Original Source: http://sauerbraten.org/
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: When I need a dictionary I am using LEO. I only use another dictionary if translations or terms on Leo seem incorrect or strange to me. Then I check other sources to be sure with the translation. Otherwise, LEO is my first choice. One can change the language combinations on the main page or homepage...
Original Source: https://dict.leo.org/french-english
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: Nowadays every web site should have or should use HTTPS as service. This treasury shows how to get a HTTPS certificate for free for a top level domain or a second level domains and so on. Follow the link and you get all the information to realize a HTTPS service running. I tested it and I used it se...
Original Source: https://certbot.eff.org/
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: GoIP is a dynamic DNS service that I have been using for over a decade now. If one needs a DNS entry but don't have a top-level domain, GoIP is a good way to get one. I tried out various DDNS services and ended up sticking with GoIP. I used DDNS for setting up e.g. web spaces on different Raspberry...
Original Source: https://www.goip.it/
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: Today, I had to read metadata from LoRA files once again. The tool I developed that is best suited for this task is my Fortran90 Metadata & Tensor Reader. It worked like a charm.
Original Source: https://www.copus.io/work/379c35919a4447908d3f250c72971a98
Treasured: 4 times
Curation Note: Deepl is the best multi language translator I have found so far. Deepl is also my first choice when I want to have a translation checked or need help with a translation.
Original Source: https://www.deepl.com
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: With Gradio one can create in a short period of time good looking web interfaces. I wrote an image viewer for use as preview image here in a rush. There are much more possibilities to use in such web interfaces. The well known AI tool AUTOMATIC1111 is a really good example what is possible in using ...
Original Source: https://www.gradio.app/
Treasured: 4 times
Curation Note: Anyone involved in the field of AI will have encountered Hugging Face in one way or another. In addition to the AI models that can be managed there, demo applications can also be run. The preview window shows a simple Hello World! application written in Gradio and running on Hugging Face.
Original Source: https://huggingface.co
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: In the past, I used Scilab a lot alongside other tools. With my switch to SageMath, Scilab has taken a back seat somewhat. But I haven't lost sight of it. When it comes to numerical calculations, it is a SOTA tool. It offers a lot of things from numerical analysis over control engineering to machine...
Original Source: https://www.scilab.org/
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: htop is a must have on each Linux system. One can see the system resources and one can interact with them. If not installed it should be. It is helpful to see, what is going on. E.g. it shows also Zombie processes. If one can kill them is another question.
Original Source: https://github.com/htop-dev/htop
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: A long time ago I wrote a tool, which can modify metadata of e.g. LoRA models in the .safetensors format. In parallel I found a reference at Civitai and parallel to this a online service. Later on I realized that the Civitai reference was the explanation of what the online service does. If one needs...
Original Source: https://lorainfo.tools/
Treasured: 2 times
Curation Note: For as long as I can remember, I have been using the text editor gedit. This is correct when I am talking about a text editor with its own GUI. In the terminal window, I am using most of the time text editor nano. I have repeatedly tried other text editors with a GUI, but I always come back to gedit...
Original Source: https://gedit-text-editor.org/
Treasured: 3 times
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