brush

brush

License: MIT


Description:

brush is a Bash/POSIX-compatible shell written in Rust. It preserves existing scripts and .bashrc usage, adding syntax highlighting and auto-suggestions. It aims for Bash compatibility with 50+ builtins, full expansions, and programmable completion, while offering Rust-friendly embedding via brush_core.

Quitty

Quitty

License: MIT


Description:

Quitty is an all-in-one macOS utility for system maintenance, performance optimization, and storage management, offering real-time monitoring, automated cleaning, and advanced tools through a single, unified interface.

droiD64

droiD64

License: GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)


Description:

DroiD64 is a Java-based graphical file manager for Commodore 64 disk images (D64, D67, D71, D80, D81, D82, D88, T64, LNX). It supports disk and file operations, view hex, and integrates with emulators and OpenCBM. Cross-platform (Mac, Linux, Windows).

Sparkle


Sparkle

License: GPL-3.0 license


Description:

Sparkle is an open-source Windows optimization tool that helps you take control of your PC by debloating Windows, boosting gaming performance, and enhancing privacy, with additional features for system maintenance, app installation, and network tuning.

sigye

sigye

License: MIT License


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


InsiderEnroller

License: MIT


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


Winslop

License: MIT License


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.