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Visual Studio Code (Code - OSS)

Microsoft's free open-source code editor with intelligent completions, debugging, and a massive extension ecosystem.

A free, open-source code editor by Microsoft with rich extensions, debugging, and Git integration. The most popular developer tool worldwide.

Windows: Control Panel -> Programs & Features -> select VS Code -> Uninstall. macOS: Drag VS Code from Applications folder to Trash. Linux: Use your package manager (e.g., sudo apt remove code).

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lazygit

A blazing-fast terminal UI for Git that lets you control your workflow entirely with keyboard shortcuts.

A simple terminal UI for git commands

Remove via the same package manager used for installation (e.g., `brew uninstall lazygit`), then delete config folder `~/.config/lazygit` if desired.

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Git

The world's most popular distributed version control system for code management and team collaboration.

Fast, scalable, distributed revision control system with a rich command set for version control and collaboration.

Windows: Control Panel → Programs and Features → find Git → right-click and uninstall. macOS: Delete Git from Applications folder (or run `brew uninstall git` if installed via Homebrew). Linux: Use package manager, e.g., `sudo apt remove git` (Debian/Ubuntu) or `sudo yum remove git` (CentOS/RHEL).

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gitea

A lightweight, self-hosted Git service with built-in CI/CD, easier than GitLab.

A painless self-hosted Git service. Lightweight, cross-platform, and easy to set up.

Delete the Gitea binary and its data directory (default ~/.gitea or custom path) to fully uninstall.

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gogs

Run your own lightweight GitHub-like service with minimal resources.

A painless self-hosted Git service written in Go. Lightweight, easy to set up, and runs on anything from a Raspberry Pi to a cloud server.

Delete the Gogs directory; database files are inside `data/` — back them up first if needed.

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wiki

Modern, lightweight wiki app with built-in Git versioning, WYSIWYG editor, and plugin ecosystem.

A modern, lightweight and powerful wiki app built on Node.js. Features Git-backed versioning, WYSIWYG editor, and extensive plugin ecosystem.

Stop the service, delete the installation directory and database. For Docker: docker rm -f wiki and remove volumes.

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gollum

A Git-backed wiki system that stores pages as text files with built-in web editing and version control.

A simple wiki system built on top of Git. Pages are editable text files in a Git repository, with built-in web interface and version control.

For gem installation: gem uninstall gollum. For Docker: docker rmi gollumwiki/gollum and remove containers. For WAR: delete the .war file.

File Management

tolaria

A desktop app that treats notes as plain files and your vault as a Git repo—offline, portable, and AI-ready.

A desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux to manage markdown knowledge bases with a files-first, Git-first, offline-first approach, offering zero lock-in and AI integration support.

macOS: Drag Tolaria.app from Applications to Trash; Windows: Go to Settings > Apps > Apps & features, find Tolaria and uninstall; Linux: Use your package manager (e.g., sudo apt remove tolaria) or delete the installation folder.

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GitBucket

Lightweight self-hosted Git platform, easy to install and API-compatible with GitHub.

GitBucket is a Git web platform built with Scala, offering easy installation, intuitive UI, and GitHub API compatibility for self-hosted code collaboration.

Stop the process, delete the gitbucket.war file. Data is stored in ~/.gitbucket by default; remove that directory to wipe all data.

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Opengist

Self-hosted Pastebin backed by Git – clone, push, and manage snippets like code repos.

Opengist is a self-hosted Pastebin powered by Git. All snippets are stored in a Git repository and can be read/modified via standard Git commands or the web interface.

Stop the container/process and delete the data directory (~/.opengist or Docker volume) to fully remove.

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no-mistakes

A local Git proxy that runs an AI validation pipeline before pushing to ensure clean PRs automatically.

A local Git proxy that runs an AI-driven validation pipeline before pushing, ensuring clean PRs automatically. Non-blocking, agent-agnostic, and keeps the human in charge.

Remove the no-mistakes binary (usually /usr/local/bin/no-mistakes) and the ~/.no-mistakes config directory. If installed via Go, run go clean -cache and remove the binary from your GOPATH/bin.

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gitit

A Haskell-based wiki with Pandoc markup and Git/Darcs/Mercurial storage.

Gitit is a wiki program written in Haskell. It uses Happstack for the web server and pandoc for markup processing. Pages and uploaded files are stored in a git, darcs, or mercurial repository and may be modified via CLI or web interface.

Remove the gitit binary (e.g., ~/.cabal/bin/gitit) and delete the static, templates, wikidata folders and log files generated in the run directory.

Office Productivity

Otter Wiki

A minimal Markdown wiki with Git versioning, Docker support, and dark mode.

A simple, git-backed wiki with Markdown editing, dark mode, and Docker support.

Stop and remove containers: docker-compose down -v (removes app-data volume; backup first)

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Gerrit Code Review

Simplify team code review with side-by-side diffs and inline comments.

Gerrit is a code review and project management tool for Git based projects. It shows changes side-by-side and allows inline comments.

Stop the container: docker stop gerrit; remove it: docker rm gerrit. For package installations, use your system package manager to uninstall.

System Optimization

Xandikos

A lightweight CalDAV/CardDAV server backed by Git for self-hosted sync.

Xandikos is a lightweight, Git-backed CalDAV/CardDAV server. It implements numerous WebDAV standards for calendar and contact synchronization, supports many clients (iOS, Thunderbird, Evolution, etc.), and can be deployed via Docker. Suitable for personal or small-team self-hosted setups.

Run pip uninstall xandikos to remove the package, then manually delete the data directory (e.g., ~/dav) to clear all data.

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