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Vectras VM
It's a Virtual Machine App for Android Which is Based on QEMU
...The emulator supports different architectures and integrates additional components like 3dfx wrappers to improve graphical compatibility and performance. Due to the heavy computational requirements, it is optimized for newer devices with high-end processors and sufficient memory. -
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Flutter Server Box
ServerBox - server status & toolbox
Flutter Server Box (aka ServerBox) is a Flutter app that monitors and manages Linux servers. It provides charts for CPU, memory, disk, network, and tools like SSH terminal, file manager, and commands via dartssh2 & xterm.dart. Available on iOS, Android, desktop, and TV platforms, it's community-acclaimed as a lightweight alternative to Termius/ServerCat. -
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Medusa Kotlin
Android fragment stack controller
Fragment manager for your Single Activity - Multi Fragment app. Medusa is smart enough to handle fragment attachment/detachment or hiding/showing fragments. No more memory handling. No more fragment stack logic. Single activity and Multi Fragment structure is a new trend and reasonable to choose. Most of the popular apps like Instagram, YouTube, Spotify, etc. use a Single Activity with a bottom bar and control multiple fragments in that single activity. -
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Ring
Simple and flexible programming language for applications development
The Ring is a practical general-purpose multi-paradigm language. The supported programming paradigms are imperative, procedural, object-oriented, declarative using nested structures, functional, meta programming and natural programming. The language is portable (MS-DOS, Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, WebAssembly, Microcontrollers, etc.) and can be used to create Console, GUI, Web, Games and Mobile applications. The language is designed to be simple, small and flexible. Ring is... -
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Custom-Puppy-Linux-For-Scripts
A Custom Puppy Linux Live CD For Creating & Running Shell Scripts
This Live CD is created for the purpose of writing & running shell scripts on various computers. This is a 64-bit system for better performance and features. Please see the Images of its Desktop below. Pressing F4 from any Folder on the File Manager will launch the Terminal and will set your working directory automatically. After Downloading, Either Burn this .iso image to a DVD and boot from it on any computer OR install it to a USB drive with the multiboot-usb software, available here... -
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Polarity Browser
A fast, secure, stable web browser powered by Chromium and Trident.
Polarity is a dual engine browser powered by both Chromium and Trident that focuses on system efficiency by bringing low RAM and low CPU usage. This browser was also programmed to be optimized for Windows with an Android version available. Browse the web with an uncomplicated UI that is highly customizable with themes, apps, and extensions from the Polarity Store, GreasyFork, OpenUserJS, and UserStyles. Polarity also comes with a built in password manager which safely encrypts all data to... -
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AndroAppLink
Android device-to-device app transfer and app backup manager
AndroAppLink is an easy to use Android App manager. It helps you to exchange Apps among several Android devices using Bluetooth, mail and other third party apps. It also helps you backup your apps in storage or phone memory.
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