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Publii is a desktop static-site CMS for Windows, macOS, and Linux that gives nontechnical users a familiar interface for writing posts, choosing themes, and configuring a site. The application generates the website locally, so content can be created and revised offline before changes are uploaded to a server. It suits individuals and small teams that want static-site delivery without adopting a command-line generator or a server-hosted CMS.

uPic is a macOS client for sending images and files to a configured hosting service or object store. Upload from Finder, the clipboard, a screenshot, drag and drop, the Share extension, or the command line, then receive a URL, HTML snippet, or Markdown link on the clipboard. It supports several providers plus custom upload APIs. The project notes that only the App Store build is current, while other installation channels remain on an older release.

LBRY Desktop bundles the protocol daemon with a graphical browser and wallet for the LBRY decentralized content marketplace. Installers are provided for Windows, macOS, and Debian-based Linux, and the installed application connects to the LBRY network for browsing content and using the accompanying wallet.

Locally Uncensored combines local-model chat, coding and general agent workflows, document interaction, and ComfyUI-based image or video generation in one desktop application. Its setup wizard detects multiple local inference backends and can guide installation of Ollama and ComfyUI, while conversations may use either local or configured cloud providers. The packaged application is officially tested and supported on Windows only; macOS and Linux users must build from source, and practical model choices depend on the machine and installed backends.