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RepoHub is a cross-platform package manager that provides a unified interface for package discovery and installation across different operating systems. It works on Linux, Windows and macOS and accesses software from official repositories. It offers package icons, generates idempotent installation scripts for a selected platform, and supports smart filtering for browsing packages.
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.
Silent Install Builder is a Windows tool for automating software installation across multiple devices. It records installation automation scripts, builds silent installation packages, and installs exe and msi files unattended. It can recognize common installer types and supports custom installation conditions using JavaScript and the .NET Framework API. Packages can be deployed via GPO and third-party tools.
STARC (Story Architect) is a screenwriting app for Mac, Windows and iPhone that formats scripts and supports planning tools, including a virtual card board and mind maps. It has an AI writing assistant and tools for characters and worldbuilding. A free version is offered, with paid Pro and Creator plans.
Taskwarrior is free and open source software that manages a TODO list from the command line. It is described as flexible, fast and unobtrusive. The project offers documentation, man pages and a hook script API, and imports and exports JSON.
TechNet-Gallery is a repository of copies of the author's Script Center and Technet Gallery publications, kept because both sites are closed. It covers PowerShell projects such as PS2EXE-GUI, a graphical front end for converting PowerShell scripts to EXE files.
TinyTask is a small, portable Windows application that records and plays back mouse clicks and actions to automate repetitive tasks. It requires no scripting: the user presses record, then play. The software is free for personal use, and recorded macros can also be compiled into executable programs.
Tuesday JS is a free and open-source web-based visual novel editor that runs in a web browser. It is written in JavaScript without third-party libraries and stores story scripts in a JSON structure. Versions are also available as standalone applications for Android, Windows and Mac, and all versions share the same interface.
Typst is a markup-based typesetting system designed to be powerful while easier to learn and use than LaTeX. It offers built-in markup, functions, a scripting system, math typesetting and bibliography management. The repository contains the Typst compiler and its CLI for compiling documents locally.
A site for exploring symbols, characters, hieroglyphs, scripts and alphabets across the Unicode table. It offers a complete Unicode table, one-click copy and paste, and tools including a text converter and emoji keyboard.
V-Fonts is a web resource for finding and testing variable fonts. It hosts 377 variable font entries including examples such as Roboto Flex and Helvetica Now Variable, and offers filtering options for decorative, body text, serif, sans-serif, script, designer, character set, and license type. The site requires a browser that supports OpenType font variation technology to display variable font samples correctly, otherwise samples appear as static fonts. It is currently at version 0.2.
A virtual museum of operating systems and standalone applications running under emulation, delivered as a single Linux VM for QEMU, VirtualBox, or UTM. It states that over 1,700 operating systems and applications are pre-installed and pre-configured, with bundled emulators, a custom emulator-independent launcher, and one-click launch scripts for Windows and Linux. A snapshot feature can revert broken installations.
Whim is an open-source dynamic window manager for Windows. It arranges windows using multiple layout engines, with configuration in YAML or JSON and extension through C# scripts. It supports workspaces and plugins such as a command palette.
A port of the macOS Mojave Dynamic Desktop feature to Windows 10 and 11. It cycles through wallpaper images over a 24-hour schedule and offers bundled macOS themes, online themes or user-created themes. PowerShell scripts extend its behavior, and it is available on GitHub and the Microsoft Store.
Workspacer is an open-source tiling window manager for Windows 10 and later, compared in the listing to Unix tiling window managers. It is written in C# and distributed under the MIT license. Configuration uses a scriptable API with default settings, and it can be installed through Winget, Chocolatey or Scoop.
WURefresh is a universal wrapper script for the Windows Media Creation Tool, hosted as part of the AveYo/MediaCreationTool.bat repository on GitHub. It is designed to be compatible with all Windows 10 and 11 versions from 1507 to 21H2.
