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Reposilite
Lightweight and easy-to-use repository management software
...To run Reposilite for your personal needs you should assign around 20MB of RAM and at least Java 11+ installed. For huge public repositories, you can adjust the memory limit and even the size of used thread pools in the configuration. The recommended tool to develop backend module is IntelliJ IDE, for front end it might be e.g. VSC. Personal access-token-based authorization with configurable routes and permissions. Personal access-token-based authorization with configurable routes and permissions. Exposes dedicated REST API to communicate with repository using external tools. ... -
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Amazing Backup Manager
Automatically backup your files by inserting an USB storage.
...Prerequisites: You may need to install "Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Service Pack 1 Redistributable Package MFC Security Update" first. https://www.microsoft.com/en-US/download/details.aspx?id=26368 Build instructions: https://sourceforge.net/p/amazingbackupmanager/discussion/general/thread/5c9d1105/ -
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pesconvert
Brother PES file converter
...The tool emits vector-friendly output so you can inspect or scale designs without losing detail, making it handy for previewing patterns or preparing them for other software. Because the PES format encodes jumps, trims, and thread changes, the converter normalizes these events into a clean sequence of segments. The implementation favors clarity so hobbyists can understand and extend it for their own machine workflows. It’s a practical bridge between proprietary embroidery design files and open tooling.
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