Remmina is a free, open-source remote desktop client for protocols including RDP, SSH, SPICE, VNC, and X2Go. It provides remote access screen and file sharing to a desktop and is available in 67 languages and 50+ distributions.
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0Remmina is a free, open-source remote desktop client for protocols including RDP, SSH, SPICE, VNC, and X2Go. It provides remote access screen and file sharing to a desktop and is available in 67 languages and 50+ distributions.
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0Cuterdio is an internet radio app for iPhone, iPad and Mac. It offers more than 50,000 radio stations and shows artist, track and album with large cover art. It states it has no ads, no tracking and no account. A one-time purchase, Cuterdio Pro, unlocks covers without a daily limit, an equalizer, visualizer styles, sleep timer, alarm and scrobbling.
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kmon is a Linux kernel manager and activity monitor available through Cargo, Arch Linux, Nixpkgs, Alpine Linux and Docker, with a manual installation option. The site also provides background on kernel function and design.
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0ImageOptim is a free, open-source Mac app that compresses images without losing quality, reducing file sizes for faster loading and less disk space use. It removes private EXIF metadata, comments, thumbnails and unnecessary color profiles. It combines tools including MozJPEG, pngquant, Pngcrush, 7zip, SVGO and Google Zopfli, and accepts drag-and-drop input. Lossy minification is an optional setting.
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0Notenik is a free, open-source note-taking application built for Mac. It stores all notes in plain text files, supports Markdown and additional formatting options, is compatible with Apple Silicon Macs, and is distributed under the MIT license with its source code available on GitHub. It includes user support and extensive documentation for its features.
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0tuifi is a terminal-based music player built on the TIDAL API and HiFi API. It offers playback and queue control, search and library browsing, playlists, and caching tracks locally for offline listening. The project targets TIDAL subscribers who self-host their own HiFi instance and prefer a keyboard-driven terminal workflow.
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