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PCjs Machines offers online machine emulators written in JavaScript. It runs DOS, Windows, OS/2 and other vintage PC applications in a web browser on desktop computers, iPhones and iPads. Emulations also cover microcomputers, minicomputers, terminals, programmable calculators and arcade machines, alongside an archive of historical software and documentation.
Keebfolio is a curated collection of open-source mechanical keyboard projects. It lists 204 projects and organizes keyboards by layout type, including staggered, ortholinear, split and other designs such as macropads. It also provides resources covering firmware options, tools and tutorials.
EIZO Monitor Test is a web-based tool for checking monitor image quality. Users choose tests covering test patterns, defective pixels, uniformity, color distances, gradients, sharpness, viewing angle, gamma and response time, navigating by mouse, keyboard arrows or the on-screen menu.
Vial is an open-source cross-platform GUI and a QMK fork for configuring a keyboard in real time, available for Windows, Linux and Mac. It requires a Vial-compatible firmware installed on the keyboard, which the Vial GUI then automatically detects. Sources for all components are publicly available on GitHub.
Equalizer APO is a parametric and graphic equalizer for Windows, implemented as an Audio Processing Object for the system effect infrastructure introduced with Windows Vista. Tested on Windows 7 through 11, it requires x64, x86 or ARM64 architecture, and applications must not bypass the system effect infrastructure. It can read Room EQ Wizard filter text files.
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