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AutoKey
Desktop automation for Linux under X11: abbreviations that expand into text, and hotkeys that run Python.
Avidemux
A simple video editor for cutting, filtering and encoding, aimed at trimming and converting rather than full editing.
balenaEtcher
Writes an OS image to a USB stick or SD card, verifies every byte, and refuses to target your hard drive.
Bambu Studio
Bambu Lab's slicer, built on PrusaSlicer, with project-based workflows, multi-material painting and remote printer monitoring.
bat
Like cat, but with syntax highlighting, line numbers, Git markers and a pager when the file is long.
BizHawk
A multi-system emulator built for tool-assisted speedrunning, with rewinding, frame stepping, memory search and input recording.
Blockbench
A low-poly 3D model editor built for pixel-art textures, with dedicated formats for Minecraft Java and Bedrock.
Borderless Gaming
Turns a windowed game into a borderless fullscreen one, so alt-tabbing is instant and there is no mode switch.
bottom
A graphical system monitor for the terminal, with charts for CPU, memory, network, temperature and disk over time.
Bulk Crap Uninstaller
Uninstalls fifty Windows programs in one pass and cleans up the files and registry keys they leave behind.
Bun
A JavaScript runtime, bundler, test runner and package manager in one executable, built as a faster drop-in for Node.js.
Caddy
A web server that obtains and renews HTTPS certificates automatically, with a config file short enough to fit on a postcard.
Caesium Image Compressor
Batch compresses JPEG, PNG and WebP images, often cutting file size dramatically with no visible quality loss.
Cemu
A Wii U emulator that runs most games and homebrew in a playable state on Windows, Linux and, experimentally, macOS.
CherryTree
A hierarchical notebook with rich text and syntax highlighting, storing everything in one file or a folder you control.
Chromium
The open-source browser project that Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and Vivaldi are all built from.
ClamAV
An open source antivirus engine, used mostly for scanning mail servers and file shares rather than desktops.
Claws Mail
A fast, keyboard-driven email client that loads a hundred thousand message folder without thinking about it.
Clonezilla
A bootable disk cloner that images a whole drive or partition, including systems it cannot understand.
CMake
The de facto standard build system generator for C and C++, producing native build files for whatever toolchain is on the machine.
CompactGUI
Shrinks installed games and programs on Windows using the filesystem compression already built into the OS.
CopyQ
A clipboard manager that keeps everything you copied in searchable tabs, with scripting on top.
cppcryptfs
Mounts a gocryptfs-encrypted folder as a Windows drive letter, encrypting file contents and names transparently.
croc
Sends a file between any two computers with one command and a short code phrase, end-to-end encrypted.
Cromite
A hardened Chromium fork for Android, Windows and Linux with ad blocking and Google services removed.
CrystalDiskInfo
Reads the health data your drives already record and tells you plainly whether one is dying.
CrystalDiskMark
The standard Windows disk benchmark, measuring sequential and random read and write speeds in a few clicks.
Czkawka
Finds duplicate files, similar images, similar videos and empty folders, and does it very fast.
Daijishō
A retro game launcher for Android that organises your ROM libraries by platform and hands them to whichever emulators you have installed.
DB Browser for SQLite
Opens a SQLite file in a spreadsheet-like window so you can look at the data without writing SQL.
