Description:
Kil0bit System Monitor is a low-latency Windows telemetry overlay that shows CPU, RAM, network, and GPU usage in real time directly on the taskbar. Lightweight, Rust-based, Slint UI, no Electron, no runtime.
Utilities
ClusterCut
Description:
Cross-platform desktop utility that securely syncs clipboard contents over local networks without cloud data.
sigye
Description:
sigye is a terminal clock written in Rust, featuring ASCII fonts, animated backgrounds, and a built-in Pomodoro timer. It offers 3 display modes, 18 color themes, 20 animated backgrounds, 40 FIGlet fonts, and a configurable TOML file for persistent settings.
InsiderEnroller
Description:
Batch script to join the Windows Insider Program, offering multiple channels (Canary, Dev, Beta, Release Preview, Stop, Exit). Includes usage instructions and safety notes; best used in a VM with a system restore point.
Winslop
Description:
De-slop Windows by removing unnecessary bloat with local, deterministic changes. A focused fork of CrapFixer, mainly in C# and PowerShell, it shows what’s running and lets you control what’s changed—no cloud, no assistants.
systemd-manager-tui
Description:
A TUI tool for managing systemd services. It can view logs, list services, show properties, edit unit files, and control lifecycle (start, stop, restart, enable, disable) via D-Bus, with Vim-like navigation and system/user unit support.
scx_horoscope
Description:
Astrological CPU Scheduler for Linux. A sched_ext-based kernel scheduler that uses real-time planetary positions and astrological rules to prioritize and schedule system tasks.
kmscon
Description:
Linux KMS/DRM based virtual console emulator; kmscon is a simple terminal emulator that uses userspace KMS to replace the in-kernel VT, with optional backends and configuration.
WatchmanX
Description:
WatchmanX is a modern, blazing-fast file system monitor and automation engine built in Rust. It provides asynchronous watching, debouncing of events, hot-reload of configuration, and task automation for asset pipelines, tests, and live-reloads.
Phoenix
Description:
Modern X server written in Zig from scratch, designed as a simpler and more secure alternative to Xorg with hardware acceleration support.