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Microsoft PowerToys is a set of free, open-source utilities for Windows 10/11 aimed at power users and developers. The current utilities include FancyZones for window layouts, PowerToys Run, Color Picker and PowerRename, among others. The project is hosted on GitHub for code, issues and contributions.
Grub2Win is a Windows application for safely multibooting Windows and Linux. It configures Grub boot screens and options from Windows, supports EFI and BIOS firmware in 64 and 32 bit, and supports Windows XP through Windows 11. It is free and open source, installs to a 30 MB directory and includes GNU Grub 2.16 modules.
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OpenRGB is open source RGB lighting control software that does not depend on manufacturer software. It runs on Windows, Linux and MacOS, replacing proprietary RGB apps with a lightweight interface. It offers a network-based SDK with bindings for multiple languages and a plugin interface. Version 1.1 is referenced.
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