MajorGeeks is a software download or discovery resource for apps, installers, releases, or tools.
Uwe Sieber
A homepage with self-made software tools for Windows and DOS. It lists the USB Drive Letter Manager, a COM-port manager, a USB device tree viewer, command-line drive tools, file-copy and comparison tools, system utilities, an audio and video player, a DOS font replacement, and other miscellaneous tools.
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0MajorGeeks is a software download or discovery resource for apps, installers, releases, or tools.
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