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BleachBit
deletes junk files to free disk space and improve privacy
BleachBit frees disk space and maintains privacy. Cleans cache, Internet history, temporary files, logs, cookies, Firefox, Google Chrome, Flash, Windows, Linux, and more. Downloads are at www.bleachbit.org and source code is at GitHub. -
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G-USB-Formatter
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When I was just starting out in programming, I was very ignorant when it came to naming my applications and didn't understand some of the rules. So, I named my application GNU-... But I later learned that this was incorrect and against the rules. So, the program's name was updated from GNU-USB-Formatter to G-USB Formatter. Mandatory attribution: This program uses pyside-6. My Github: https://github.com/shampuan/G-USB-Formatter This program is a lightweight tool that allows you to...
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