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Snappy Driver Installer Origin is a portable Windows tool to install and update device drivers. It can be used offline where Internet is not available and runs from a USB flash drive. A scripting engine allows automation, the interface is multilingual, and it supports Windows XP through 11. The project is free and open source.
Dual Monitor Tools is a free Windows utility collection for users with dual or multiple monitors. It provides hotkeys for moving windows between screens, cursor locking, an application launcher, wallpaper creation and rotation, and a screen capture tool that shows images from the primary monitor on the secondary one.
Monitor Tests hosts monitor-related software by ToastyX, including the Custom Resolution Utility, pixel clock patchers and the Scaled Resolution Editor. A monitor database and a CRU 2.0 rewrite are listed as future plans.
A collection of articles on computer keyboards, including keyboard layouts, keybinding systems, input devices and input methods. The page describes itself as a complete guide with over one thousand articles and lists popular entry points such as ergonomic keyboards and a key switch guide.
A starter guide to buying parts for mechanical keyboards that take Cherry MX-style switches. The document states that it is long, provides a table of contents, and describes itself as folk knowledge and not comprehensive across all aspects of the hobby. It notes the guide's revision date may make some aspects out of date.
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