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CotEditor is an open-source plain-text editor made for macOS. It offers syntax highlighting for over 60 pre-installed languages, powerful find and replace using the ICU regular expression engine, and auto backup of documents while editing. Settings are accessible via a standard window without complex configuration files.
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CotEditor is an open-source plain-text editor made for macOS. It offers syntax highlighting for over 60 pre-installed languages, powerful find and replace using the ICU regular expression engine, and auto backup of documents while editing. Settings are accessible via a standard window without complex configuration files.
CoolerControl is a documentation site for cooling control software. It directs new users to install for their distribution, verify hardware detection, and use an Auto-Create wizard to build a working setup. It also provides guidance for users upgrading from 4.x, running a server, building something, and troubleshooting.
Tintd is a macOS application designed for customizing and colorizing folder icons. It offers access to over 11,000 icons and emojis, automatically assigns matching icons to folders based on their names, supports 11 mixed languages, and allows full user customization of folder icon appearance.
CustomShortcuts is a free Mac app that adds keyboard shortcuts to menu items in most Mac applications, with auto-completion for navigating menu hierarchies and checks for ambiguous menu items. Shortcuts can be copied and pasted between applications, and it works with KeyClu. Version 1.3 requires macOS 11 or later.
PipeWire is a Linux project focused on improving audio and video handling on the platform. It provides a low-latency, graph-based processing engine for multimedia devices, supporting use cases previously managed by PulseAudio and JACK. The project includes a security model designed to facilitate audio and video access for containerized applications, with primary support for Flatpak. It supports audio and video capture and playback with minimal latency, real-time multimedia processing, multiprocess content sharing, and compatibility with PulseAudio, JACK, ALSA, and GStreamer applications.
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