System Utilities

GPU-Z reports graphics processor information; the supplied page lists its latest version and download details.

Nyrna suspends games and applications, including their resource usage, as described by its project page.

SikuliX automates actions based on what appears on a computer screen, according to its project page.

CPU-Z for Windows reports processor, motherboard, and memory information, including model details and real-time frequency measurements.

Zellij provides a terminal workspace, with its repository describing the app as having built-in features.

files.rg-adguard indexes files from Microsoft and provides checksums for downloads, according to its site description.

Windhawk customizes Windows programs through available code snippets and modifications.

Winbindex indexes Windows binaries and links to files hosted on Microsoft's public symbol server.

For Linux systems, XanMod supplies a general-purpose kernel with documented features and an APT repository.

UniGetUI provides a graphical interface for managing package managers, according to its repository description.

busybox-w32 provides a native Windows port of BusyBox, according to its repository page.

MobaXterm combines a Windows X server with terminal connections over SSH, Telnet, RDP, VNC, Xdmcp, and Mosh.

PowerShell Gallery is a repository for sharing and acquiring PowerShell packages.

Rufus formats USB drives and creates bootable USB flash drives, with support for multiple file systems.

PasteBar manages and organizes copied content as a clipboard manager for Mac and Windows.

Device Cleanup Tool lists non-present devices and lets users remove them, according to its supplied product description.

Rhasspy provides open-source, fully offline voice assistant services for multiple human languages.

Shell manages Windows File Explorer context-menu items, letting users choose which entries to add.

MultiClipBoardSlots extends the Windows clipboard with up to ten memory slots for text, pictures, and other objects.

CopyQ is a clipboard manager with editing and scripting features, according to its repository description.

AYA provides a desktop app for controlling Android devices through Android Debug Bridge.

Scoop installs Windows software from the command line, according to the supplied description.

SS64 provides command-line references for Linux, macOS, Windows Command Prompt, PowerShell, and other scripting tools.

Tabby supports SSH, local shell, and Telnet terminal connections as an open-source terminal application.