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Fork is a free and open source Minecraft server GUI designed to make server hosting easy, clean, and fast. Its features include automatic server restarts, hardware statistics such as CPU usage, and player management. Fork can only run on Windows, and its developers state that solutions for Mac and Linux are in progress.
Codeberg is a non-profit, community-led effort providing services to free and open-source projects, including Git hosting using Forgejo, Pages, CI/CD and a Weblate instance. It is maintained by the non-profit organization Codeberg e.V., based in Berlin, Germany, and states it charges users no money and relies on optional donations. Its community includes developers, artists, academics, hobbyists and professionals.
Abandonware DOS is an archive of classic DOS, Windows, and Mac games that can be downloaded or played online for free. It offers screenshots, videos, and manuals for hundreds of old PC games, and defines abandonware as software no longer supported by its developers or publishers and no longer available for sale in any form.
File-Examples is a service for developers, designers and testers to download sample files in many formats and sizes for test, demo or presentation use. It offers video, audio, document, image and other files such as text and archives, all free to download.
Plugins4Free is an archive of free audio instrument and effect plugins. It lists plugins for VST/AU platforms used with software such as Cubase, FL Studio, Reaper and Ableton, and includes entries for synths, drum generators and other instruments with their systems, formats and developers.
YouTube Search Fixer is a free, open-source browser extension that removes Shorts, Mixes, playlists, suggestions and clickbait text from YouTube search results. It also offers search and layout tools, including Power Search and a grid view. The developers state it collects no telemetry and requires no account.