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Sigma File Manager is a free, open-source file manager for Windows and Linux. Its features include a smart global search with typo correction, tabs, split view, and an extensions marketplace. It supports LAN file sharing with browser access and FTP, zip archives, and tags, and can replace File Explorer for most everyday actions on Windows.
Virtual Machine Manager (virt-manager) is a graphical tool for managing virtual machines via libvirt, mainly QEMU/KVM virtual machines, with Xen and libvirt LXC containers supported. It also provides command line tools: virt-install to create virtual machines, virt-clone to duplicate them and virt-xml to edit them or manipulate libvirt XML.
Choco is the open-source Chocolatey client, described as a package manager for Windows akin to yum or apt-get. It requires .NET Framework 4.8+, PowerShell 2.0+, and Windows Server 2008 R2+ or Windows 10+. The project is licensed under Apache 2.0, and users can run choco.exe --help for command information.
Awesome Ricing is a curated list of tools and technologies intended to help with ricing on Linux, described as making the operating system look beautiful. The list groups packages under headings such as window managers, which includes tiling window managers like bspwm and i3, along with terminals, bars and panels, CLI tools, colorschemes and shells.
Komorebi is a tiling window manager for Windows that works as an extension to Microsoft's Desktop Window Manager in Windows 10 and above. It lets users control application windows, virtual workspaces and display monitors with a CLI, which can be used with third-party software such as whkd and AutoHotKey to set user-defined keyboard shortcuts. By default it aims to make as few modifications as possible to the operating system and desktop environment.
A GitHub repository offering recommendations for lightweight Linux distributions, browsers, text editors, desktop environments, window managers, terminals, file managers and media players. It lists alternatives to systemd and minimalist software suggestions.
lf (as in "list files") is a terminal file manager written in Go, heavily inspired by the ranger file manager. It is distributed as a single binary without runtime dependencies and offers asynchronous IO operations, customizable keybindings and a server/client architecture. It runs on Linux, macOS, BSDs and Windows.
Memory Manager is a free tool to help automate the download process of your Snapchat memories. The program organizes photos/videos by date, merges overlays (text/stickers), tracks the download progress, and retries failures at the end. Pause/resume anytime. All done locally for added privacy. Windows & Mac supported. No more manual downloading!
PeaZip is a free archive manager utility for BSD, Linux, macOS and Windows, offered as an open-source alternative to proprietary software and also available as a portable package not requiring installation. It works with 200+ archive types and variants, handles spanned archives, and provides a file manager with search, duplicate file detection and integrated viewers.
Superfile is a terminal file manager written in Go, described by its repository as a pretty fancy and modern terminal file manager. It is distributed under the MIT license and supports Linux, macOS and Windows, the last of which is noted as not fully supported yet. It offers plugins, themes and hotkeys, and includes an auto update check that prompts when a newer release is found.
TuxManager is a Linux task manager alternative built with Qt6 and inspired by the Windows Task Manager. It is described as providing visibility into system processes, performance metrics, users and services. Prebuilt packages and an AppImage are offered via releases.
Auto Update, also known as Winget-AutoUpdate (WAU), is a Windows system utility that automatically updates installed applications on a daily basis using the Winget package manager, running updates with system privileges. It notifies connected users of update activity, supports allowlist and blocklist configurations to control which apps are updated, and offers adjustable notification level settings.
Baulk is a minimalist, portable package manager for Windows written in C++20. It decompresses msi, exe and archive packages into each package's own directory, provides environment isolation and virtual environments for switching distributions, and offers zip, tar and Unscrew Extractor decompression tools. A compatibility mode supports limited use of scoop manifests.
QuickLook brings macOS Quick Look-style instant file previews to Windows, activated by pressing Space. It supports over 100 formats including images, videos, documents, code, and archives, and integrates with File Explorer, Open/Save dialogs, and third-party file managers. It is extensible with plugins.
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.
CopyQ is an open source clipboard manager with advanced features, hosted as a GitHub repository maintained by developer hluk. It provides enhanced clipboard management functionality for users across supported platforms.
DWM (dwm-win32) is an open source project hosted on GitHub, developed by prabirshrestha. It is a port of the dwm tiling window manager to the Windows operating system, providing tiling window management functionality for Windows users.
Nushell is a shell that treats each input as structured data rather than raw streams of text. Listing a directory returns a table of rows, and values can be piped through a series of commands called a pipeline. The project has reached a minimum-viable-product level of quality. It is available via package managers including brew and winget.
Topgrade is a fork of topgrade by r-darwish that detects which package managers and tools are in use and runs the appropriate update commands. It is written in Rust under a GPL-3.0 license and available through multiple installation channels, including cargo, Homebrew, Winget and package repositories. Custom commands can be defined in the configuration file.
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.
AeroSpace is an i3-like tiling window manager for macOS, currently in public beta. It uses a tree paradigm and emulates its own virtual workspaces rather than relying on native macOS Spaces. It offers fast workspace switching without animations and does not require disabling System Integrity Protection. It uses plain text configuration and is CLI first, with multi-monitor support.
ArrowDL, also known as Arrow Downloader, is a cross-platform download manager compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux. It is developed as the setvisible/ArrowDL repository on GitHub, with repository sections covering project overview, development resources, screenshots, and installation guidance.
Awesome is a highly configurable window manager framework for X. It is configured through a Lua file, typically ~/.config/awesome/rc.lua, and an example configuration is provided in the source. It is built with make and installed to /usr/local by default, and can also be packaged as .deb or .rpm. The project is licensed under GPL-2.0.
BSPWM is a tiling window manager based on binary space partitioning that represents windows as the leaves of a full binary tree. It responds only to X events and messages received on a dedicated socket, and does not handle keyboard or pointer inputs itself, requiring a third-party program such as sxhkd to translate input events into bspc invocations.
