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Reimage-Windows is a repo for automating and documenting the process of reinstalling or “reimaging” Windows, turning what is normally a manual, error-prone chore into a repeatable pipeline. It bundles scripts, configuration, and notes so that after a clean Windows install you can run one or two commands to get your environment back. The project is aimed at people who rebuild machines often, maintain several PCs, or just want a disaster-recovery style setup for Windows. It encourages treating OS setup like code: versioned, reviewable, and improvable over time. Because it’s public, you can see exactly what’s being installed and customize it for your own drivers, packages, and tools. ...

The k8s-for-docker-desktop project automates the enablement and configuration of Kubernetes (and optionally Istio) on Docker Desktop installations for macOS and Windows. It helps users bootstrap a working Kubernetes cluster running inside Docker Desktop by loading required images, setting contexts, and applying manifests, thus reducing the manual setup friction.

Terminal-Icons is a PowerShell module that adds file and folder icons when displaying items in the terminal. This relies on the custom fonts provided by Nerd Fonts. It uses a custom format.ps1xml file that inspects the items being displayed and looks up their appropriate icon based on name or extension. Icons for well-known files/folders are attempted to be used first before displaying an icon based on the file extension. Any files/folders that are not matched are shown using a generic file...

...The author consolidated many smaller debloat scripts, gists, and tweaks into one overarching script that offers choices for removing telemetry, disabling unwanted services, uninstalling built-in Microsoft apps, and adjusting system settings for performance. The repository has been archived (read-only) but still serves as a reference implementation for Windows 10 optimization. The project is licensed under MIT and includes a README that explains usage, options, and caveats. In its documentation and blog posts, ChrisTitus also recommends that this tool is best used early (before too many user customizations), and that one should be careful as aggressive tweaks can break certain features.