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The Fastest Mouse Clicker for Windows
Free open source application emulates Windows mouse clicks EXTREMELY QUICKLY, at hardware speed limit, due to arrayed SendInput(). Supports command line and the clicking parameters auto-save. The only program utilizes fine tricks in SendInput() system call with arrays of 100-1000 mouse events, interleaved by precisely calibrated Sleep(). I have rewritten this program inspired by the currently obsolete project “Fast Mouse Clicker” by xytor. This program solves the following end-user problems: – How can I click faster? – How can I use mouse from my keyboard in Windows? – How do I make my mouse click automatically? – What is butterfly clicking? *NEW* Command line support: TheFastestMouseClicker.exe -c <clicks/s> -t -s -m {p|t} -b {l|m|r}. See Features below. *NEW* Auto-save all the clicking parameters. *NEW* Reset to defaults button. Formerly “The Windows Intel Fastest Mouse Clicker”.
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vJoy
This project was originally designed to provide an open-source replacement for PPJoy. The product, at this point, consists of virtual joystick devices that is seen by the system as a standard joystick but its position-data is written to it by a feeder application. An existing feeder application that takes advantage of this product is SmartPropoPlus. If you are an application writer you can very easily write an application that controls a joystick (e.g. mouse-to-joystick, keyboard-to-joystick). If you are a beginner in device drivers you can take this code and enhance it to support more (or less) axes, buttons or POVs.
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avidemux
Edit your avi, mpeg and nuv. Process audio and video. Cut.
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Double Commander
Double Commander is a cross platform open source file manager with two panels side by side. It is inspired by Total Commander and features some new ideas.
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LMS plugins
LMS is an open source multi-room audio system. It was created by SlimDevices and then acquired by Logitech. Although Logitech has ended development of hardware devices, the project is still very active with lots of plugin released regularly. New hardware players can be added using PI devices and DAC board to build high-quality multi-room. I’ve created some extra plugins, especially to include new standard hardware/players to the LMS ecosystem: UPnP/DLNA (Sonos), ChromeCast and AirPlay.
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Peace Equalizer, interface Equalizer APO
Peace equalizer is a Windows PC interface for Equalizer APO http://sourceforge.net/projects/equalizerapo by Jonas Thedering, and besides an equalizer on your Windows PC, Peace has an effects panel for balance, crossfeeding, delay, etc., a graph window and much more. In short: Peace is an equalizer and audio mixer for all your PC software on any Windows version from Vista to 10. Your configuration (e.g. EQ, preset, profile) can be saved and activated again by 1 click, hotkey, tray or desktop shotcut. Note: Your virus scanner may detect a virus in Peace.exe or PeaceSetup.exe. This is a false positive, more info on the forum. Install by running downloaded PeaceSetup.exe. YouTubers: Please mention Peace Equalizer in your video description. Many thanks to my reviewers and supporters. They’ve helped making the Peace equalizer to a great app. For issues on virus scanners and their false positives go to the Wiki.
[ Download Peace Equalizer, interface Equalizer APO ]
ReactOS
ReactOS is an open source effort to develop a quality operating system that is compatible with applications and drivers written for the Microsoft Windows NT family of operating systems (NT4, 2000, XP, 2003).
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FedBerry
FedBerry is a Fedora Remix specifically built for use with Raspberry Pi® 2/3 Model B computers. The major differences between Fedora arm releases as compared to FedBerry releases are: • The use of our own custom kernels (using the Raspberry Pi foundation’s bcm2709 kernel port). • The use of Raspberry Pi foundation’s own bootloader (ie. we don’t use uboot). • The use of swap files in lieu of swap partitions. • tmpfs is enabled but size limited to 100M. • The root partition is automatically expanded on first boot. • Various RPi specific applications / software are included by default. • To facilitate optional headless booting, a default root password is set in the ‘minimal’ release. For further information on FedBerry releases please visit fedberry.org or https://github.com/fedberry/fedberry.
[ Download FedBerry ]