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Igni
Igni - Open-source interactive shutdown timer
Welcome adventurer, 🍻 Welcome to the realm of Igni, a pixel art-style application tailored to help you seamlessly schedule system shutdowns. With Igni, your quest for better power management and digital health is only a fingertip away. Dive into the world of pixel art while ensuring no more unnecessary power usage. Let Igni guide your journey towards an energy-efficient digital life. 🎮 Getting Started To initiate your journey, install Igni from the download button. -
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ShutDown Timer
ShutDown Timer allows you to schedule automated Windows ShutDown
ShutDown Timer is a simple and Free program, developed by Motoralfa, that allows you to configure and schedule automated Windows shutdown. You are free to distribute this software, as long as it is for free. -
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Advanced Shutdown Timer
Advanced Shutdown Timer
A small utility to schedule your computer action (Shutdown/Restart/Logoff/Hibernate) Just set the time and the application will do the selected action automatically. --- Special --- No need to keep the application open after setting up the timer. --- Change Log v1.5 ---- -Critical Bugs Fixed, the app will not crash on exceptions.
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