Everything currently stored by the Discofork backend.

roboflow/supervision is an actively maintained Python computer-vision utilities library for reusable detection, visualization, and dataset tooling. It is stable, widely adopted, and still evolving, with a very large fork and star count and recent commits on the default `develop` branch.

shadPS4 is an early PlayStation 4 emulator written in C++ for Windows, Linux, macOS, and FreeBSD. It is actively maintained, has a large fork/stars count, and is still explicitly described as early in development. The repository is the emulator core, not a GUI, and the README points end users to a separate QtLauncher.

Taro is a large, active open source cross-end framework for building Mini Program, Web, App, and React Native applications with React, Vue, and Nerv. It has a strong ecosystem footprint, with 37,375 stars, 4,898 forks, and recent commits through 2026-03-30. The repo is a multi-language monorepo with both Node.js/JavaScript and Rust components.

Vuetify is a Vue component framework repo with a large, active upstream: 40,986 stars, 7,159 forks, and commits as recent as 2026-03-30. It is not archived. The repo is a multi-package TypeScript/Node workspace with release, build, lint, test, and Docker tooling.

containers/podman is the main upstream for Podman, a Go-based tool for managing OCI containers, images, volumes, and pods. It is actively maintained, has broad adoption signals (31,171 stars, 3,038 forks), and is current as of March 30, 2026. Forks are most interesting if you want to build on a large, active container runtime/CLI codebase with Linux-first behavior plus Mac/Windows support through `podman machine`.

Apache Spark is a large, active Apache project for large-scale data processing and unified analytics. It supports Scala, Java, Python, and R (deprecated) and includes Spark SQL, pandas API on Spark, MLlib, GraphX, and Structured Streaming. The repo is very mature and heavily forked, with 29,139 forks and 43,059 stars, and it was updated/pushed on 2026-03-30.

Lerna/lerna is an active, non-archived monorepo build and publish tool for JavaScript/TypeScript packages. It is widely used and heavily forked, with 36,086 stars and 2,278 forks. The repo is currently maintained on the `main` branch and was updated on 2026-03-29, with a push on 2026-03-30.

wailsapp/wails is a large, active Go project for building desktop applications with web technologies. It has strong adoption signals (33,499 stars, 1,636 forks) and recent maintenance activity, including a v2.12.0 release on 2026-03-26. The repo appears to be a mature, multi-version codebase with `v2`, `v3`, docs, scripts, and a website, so forks are likely most interesting if you want to extend or adapt an established desktop-app framework rather than start from scratch.

Rufus is a mature, actively maintained GPLv3 Windows utility for formatting USB flash drives and creating bootable media. It has a large user base and fork network, supports both Visual Studio 2022 and MinGW builds, and ships with a broad feature set around bootable ISOs, Windows installation media, persistent Linux drives, checksums, bad-block checks, and translation/localization work.

huggingface/diffusers is an active, widely used Python library for pretrained diffusion models, focused on image, video, and audio generation. It is not archived, has a large community footprint, and is updated frequently.

HashiCorp Consul is a large, active Go repository for service discovery, service mesh, API gateway, health checking, and dynamic application configuration across distributed infrastructure. It is not archived, has strong adoption signals, and is updated frequently, including recent security and feature work on March 30, 2026.

kitty is a cross-platform, GPU-based terminal emulator focused on speed and features. It is highly active, widely adopted, and has a large fork ecosystem, which makes it a strong candidate if you are interested in upstream-adjacent experimentation or feature-specific forks.

curl/curl is the upstream curl project: a widely used command-line transfer tool and the libcurl library for URL-based data transfer across many protocols. It is active, heavily starred, and has a very large fork ecosystem, so forks are likely to be interesting if you care about networking, portability, or build/test/tooling changes.

Lightning-AI/pytorch-lightning is a large, actively maintained Python deep learning framework for training and fine-tuning AI models with minimal code changes. It is centered on PyTorch Lightning and includes Lightning Fabric for lower-level control, plus documentation, examples, notebooks, tests, and release/dependency maintenance activity. The repo appears mature and widely used, with 30,974 stars and 3,695 forks.

ShareX/ShareX is a large, active open-source Windows screen capture and file sharing tool. It is useful if you want a mature desktop app with many workflows around capturing, recording, uploading, and editing media; forks may be interesting because the repo is heavily modular and still actively maintained on the `develop` branch.

RSSHub is a large, active open-source RSS aggregation project for turning many kinds of online sources into RSS feeds. It has strong adoption (43,094 stars, 9,515 forks), is not archived, and was updated on 2026-03-30. Forks are most interesting if you want a widely used TypeScript/Node.js codebase with ongoing route additions, fixes, and deployment support across container, worker, and Vercel-style targets.

FreeCAD/FreeCAD is the official repository for FreeCAD, an active open-source multiplatform 3D parametric modeler. It has a large user and contributor base, with 29,933 stars and 5,350 forks, and it was updated on 2026-03-30.

Cal.com is an actively maintained, very large open-source scheduling platform positioned as an open-source Calendly successor. It has strong adoption signals for fork interest: 40,837 stars, 12,372 forks, and recent commits on 2026-03-30. The repository is broad and productized, with many apps/packages, docs, deployment tooling, and self-hosting support.

Metasploit Framework is a large, actively maintained open-source Ruby security framework with extensive documentation, container tooling, and a broad module/codebase layout. It is highly established and widely forked/starred, with recent commits showing ongoing documentation, template, and module updates. Forks are likely most interesting if you care about a mature, fast-moving security tooling ecosystem rather than a small or archived project.

Glances is a production-stable, actively maintained Python system monitoring tool for Linux, BSD, macOS, and Windows. It targets local and remote real-time monitoring with a curses UI, web UI, and API support, and it has a large upstream footprint: 32,215 stars, 1,709 forks, and a recent push on 2026-03-30. Forks may be interesting if you want to extend monitoring, exporters, container support, or integrations around a mature cross-platform codebase.

alibaba/nacos is a large, active Apache-licensed JVM repository for dynamic service discovery, configuration management, and service management. It targets cloud-native and microservice use cases, with support for service discovery/health checks, dynamic configuration, dynamic DNS, and service and metadata management. The repo is highly forked and starred, and it is actively maintained on the `develop` branch.

Flameshot is a mature, actively maintained screenshot tool with a large community footprint: 29,606 stars, 1,876 forks, and a push on 2026-03-30. The repo is focused on a desktop app with editing and sharing features, and it ships across Linux, Windows, and macOS with packaging and build support already in place.

Outline/outline is a large, active open source knowledge base product for teams. It is a React and Node.js app with TypeScript, collaborative/realtime features, markdown compatibility, and a documented self-hosting path. The repo is actively maintained, has a large user/fork base, and is positioned for contributors who want to work on a production-grade app rather than a small library.

chrome-devtools-mcp is a Node.js/TypeScript MCP server that lets coding agents control and inspect a live Chrome browser. It focuses on browser automation, debugging, and performance analysis, and ships as an npm package with active recent development, large adoption, and broad fork activity.

Logseq/logseq is a large, active, privacy-first open-source knowledge management and collaboration app. It has a high-signal upstream with 41,755 stars, 2,525 forks, and recent commits on March 30, 2026, so forks are likely to diverge from an actively maintained codebase.