ibsorn is an independent software publisher operating through GitHub, focused on making open-source applications accessible to Windows users. The publisher's catalog currently consists of a single product: gLabels for Windows, an unofficial Windows build of gLabels 4, the well-known open-source design tool originally developed for Linux and other Unix-like systems. gLabels is a designer for labels, business cards, and barcodes, offering users a straightforward graphical interface for creating and printing a wide variety of media. The software supports merge fields, which makes it possible to populate labels with data from external sources such as text files, CSV files, or other data sets, a feature that is particularly useful for producing address labels, name badges, and inventory tags in bulk. The built-in barcode capabilities allow users to generate many common barcode formats, serving use cases in retail, logistics, asset tracking, and small business operations. Templates for products from major label manufacturers help ensure that designs align correctly with commercially available label sheets and card stock. By maintaining an unofficial Windows build, ibsorn extends the reach of this traditionally Linux-oriented application to a broader audience, allowing Windows users to take advantage of the tool without compiling the source code themselves. Typical users include home office workers, small business owners, and hobbyists who need an affordable, flexible solution for designing and printing customized labels and cards. The project is distributed openly through the publisher's GitHub repository, where interested users can obtain builds, report issues, and follow ongoing development.

gLabels

Unofficial Windows build of gLabels 4, a designer for labels, business cards and barcodes.

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