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M64Py is a Qt6 front-end (GUI) for Mupen64Plus, a cross-platform plugin-based Nintendo 64 emulator. Front-end is written in Python and it provides a user-friendly interface over the Mupen64Plus shared library.

ArrowOS is an AOSP based open source project started with the aim of keeping things simple, clean and neat, both for the Android system and users. We understand the pain of unnecessary and sometimes rarely used mods/features being shipped with custom roms nowadays which may end up causing battery drains and/or memory leaks. This is being strictly avoided on our side keeping everything to a bare minimum, delivering the stable performance all the time without destroying the AOSP interface....

All the versatility, efficiency and customization of the RisingOs ROM for the Xiaomi Mi 10 phone. Publication of updates and tools necessary for the management and installation of the ROM.

The "OnePlus Nord CE 3" refers to a smartphone model, with "CE" likely standing for "Core Edition." This device runs on the custom ROM (operating system) called "LineageOS," which is known for its customization options and often provides updates for older devices. Combining the OnePlus hardware with LineageOS software may offer users a unique and customizable experience beyond what the stock operating system provides.

Win10XPE will help you build a lightweight desktop Windows Preinstallation Environment (WinPE) for performing tasks or troubleshooting a Windows OS while it is Offline or for installing a Windows OS. It can be booted via USB drive, CD-ROM, or hard disk. Win10XPE is a complete project based on Win10 Recovery Environment with many windows features added. Based on a new Concept, its main objective is to be simple, user-friendly and to be as fast as possible. Use the many XPE plugins available...

What's ColtOS: ColtOS was started by a group of Android enthusiasts and learners lead by Rakesh in early 2017. Initial members were Nitin, Nikhil and Debojit. It was a small but effective group of like minded people. We started with supporting only 3 devices initially but then expanded the number of devices as the team members grew.As the time passed, the group was like a family. In initial days, ColtOS was based on LOS but then we moved to aosp. As any good OS, our top priorities are...