Great software is only one piece of the puzzle, with the other being the hardware running it. The best way to ensure that the hardware is running as you’d expect? More software, of course! This category includes all of the tools you need to both monitor and tweak the performance of hardware new and old, and will surely help you get what you expect out of the hardware you paid for.
In addition to this, software to properly utilize emerging technologies such as 3D printing can be found here.
Free command-line tool for recovering lost partitions, repairing non-booting disks, supporting multiple file systems and converting disks to basic format.
Podman is a daemon-less container runtime for managing containers, pods, and container images. It is intended as a counterpart to CRI-O, to provide low-level debugging not available through the CRI interface used by Kubernetes.
An application that provides battery monitoring and feature control for supported Bluetooth wearable audio devices, including AirPods, Beats, Sony, Samsung Galaxy Buds and Nothing/CMF buds.
A visual disk space analyzer for Windows. It displays files, folders, and duplicate items as proportional colored blocks, helping users find large files, compare folder sizes, review file types, and locate duplicate files.
GPU-powered SNES emulator with enhanced accuracy, high-res Mode 7, advanced game-specific enhancements, HD classic UI, fast forward, rewind, and save options.
Open-source control panel for Linux server management, offering host monitoring, file management, database admin, container control, and WordPress integration.
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