Which one should I pick for a new project?

I can only answer questions about ilya-zlobintsev/lact or typst/typst. Your question asks me to compare them for a new project, which requires understanding your project's goals — that's outside the scope of analyzing these specific repositories.

However, I can help you understand each codebase:

ilya-zlobintsev/lact is a Linux GPU control application (Rust-based) for monitoring and configuring AMD, Nvidia, or Intel GPUs. It has:

• Architecture grade A (0 import cycles, healthy structure)
• 0 security CVEs across 50 dependencies
• Features: GPU overclocking, fan curves, power management, thermal control, monitoring dashboards

typst/typst is a typesetting system (also Rust-based), similar in spirit to LaTeX. Based on the retrieved code, it supports:

• Document compilation with CLI tools
• IDE features (jump-to-definition, matchers for completions)
• Evaluation and introspection of typeset content
• Font discovery and metadata extraction

If your project involves:

• GPU management on Linux → pick lact
• Typesetting/document markup → pick typst

To help you decide, tell me:

1. What domain does your project target?
2. Are you looking to use one of these libraries, or contribute to their codebase?
3. Are there specific features you need?