busybox-w32 is a WIN32 native port of BusyBox, hosted as a GitLab project. The repository refers readers elsewhere for more information and binaries. It is licensed under the GNU General Public License v2.0 or later and was created on June 05, 2018.
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OpenCore Legacy Patcher is a tool that supports installing macOS updates and enabling newer features on older hardware. It uses the OpenCore boot manager to perform in-memory protocol upgrades that are never permanent, and does not patch firmware. It also supports older graphics, WiFi and Bluetooth chipsets.
Awesome TUI is a curated collection of open-source terminal user interface apps for developers, operators, and power users. It covers system utilities and developer tools, and includes an app catalog, categories, and a way for maintainers to claim projects.
E-Maculation is a site dedicated to emulation of the classic Macintosh computer on macOS, Windows and Linux, using emulators such as SheepShaver, Basilisk II, Mini vMac, Qemu and PearPC. It hosts a wiki with information about the emulators and setup guides, plus discussion and support forums.
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Chrultrabook documentation covers replacing ChromeOS with a different operating system on Chrome devices. It states the process is not one-click, requires technical skills and a supported device identified by its HWID, and carries risks such as bricking the device or losing data. Managed devices are said to be unable to be modified.
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SS64 is a reference guide containing syntax and examples for prevalent computing commands for database and operating systems, covering Windows CMD, PowerShell, MacOS, Linux bash and SQL Server. The site is developed by Simon Sheppard and distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial licence.
OpenCore Legacy Patcher is a tool that supports installing macOS updates and enabling newer features on older hardware. It uses the OpenCore boot manager to perform in-memory protocol upgrades that are never permanent, and does not patch firmware. It also supports older graphics, WiFi and Bluetooth chipsets.
Awesome TUI is a curated collection of open-source terminal user interface apps for developers, operators, and power users. It covers system utilities and developer tools, and includes an app catalog, categories, and a way for maintainers to claim projects.
E-Maculation is a site dedicated to emulation of the classic Macintosh computer on macOS, Windows and Linux, using emulators such as SheepShaver, Basilisk II, Mini vMac, Qemu and PearPC. It hosts a wiki with information about the emulators and setup guides, plus discussion and support forums.
AutoHotkey is a free, open-source scripting language for Windows used to create scripts for tasks such as form fillers, auto-clicking, and macros. It defines hotkeys for the keyboard and mouse, remaps keys or buttons, and supports text macros and abbreviation expansion. Licensed under the GNU GPLv2.
Chrultrabook documentation covers replacing ChromeOS with a different operating system on Chrome devices. It states the process is not one-click, requires technical skills and a supported device identified by its HWID, and carries risks such as bricking the device or losing data. Managed devices are said to be unable to be modified.
