#Vulkan

Flowframes is a user-friendly Windows interface for video interpolation, featuring support for PyTorch and NCNN frameworks like RIFE and DAIN. Designed for Vulkan-compatible GPUs, this open-source donationware project provides free builds, with additional features available on Patreon. It offers customizable settings for frame de-duplication and scene changes, alongside automated configurations for quick setup. With Auto-Encode and loop interpolation, it caters to both 2D animations and high-resolution video projects.

DSMapStudio is a standalone modding toolkit designed for popular games by FromSoftware, including titles like Demon's Souls, the Dark Souls series, Bloodborne, Sekiro, and Elden Ring. It encompasses a map editor, parameter editor, and text editor, suitable for novice to expert modders. With compatibility for Vulkan 1.3 GPUs and a workflow ensuring modifications are kept apart from the core game, it heightens modding flexibility without compromising original game files. The tool's user-friendly interface offers faster load times than its predecessors, ensuring efficient and convenient game modifications.

AI00 RWKV Server is an inference API server for the RWKV language model supporting Vulkan GPUs, eliminating the need for pytorch or CUDA. The compact design supports AMD and integrated graphics, and aligns with OpenAI ChatGPT API for applications like chatbots, text generation, translation, and Q&A. Open-source under the MIT license, it offers a streamlined LLM API experience.

ANGLE provides a framework for executing WebGL and OpenGL ES across various OS by converting OpenGL ES API calls to Vulkan, Direct3D, and other supported graphics interfaces. Compatible with systems such as Windows, Mac OS, and Android, it supports leading browsers. ANGLE also experiments with OpenCL integration, extending its graphics translation capacities. It serves as a critical tool for developers handling complex rendering.

GLFW, an open-source library, facilitates OpenGL, OpenGL ES, and Vulkan application development across Windows, macOS, and Unix-like systems. It offers a simple API to create windows, contexts, and surfaces while managing input and events, supporting both Wayland and X11 on Linux. Latest releases are downloadable with detailed documentation. Its compatibility with multiple compiling environments and community contributions enhance its functionality and reliability. An active forum and GitHub issue tracker provide continued support.

Kompute is a versatile framework for GPU compute operations, suitable for cross-vendor graphics cards. Utilizing Vulkan for asynchronous and parallel processing, it supports machine learning, mobile, and game development applications. Backed by the Linux Foundation, it offers a Python module and C++ SDK, with comprehensive documentation and community support.