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miniperf
Perfmon PMU Collecting tool
command line based tool to collect Perfmon Counting data from Hardware PMU C ounters on Intel x86 processors Supported Platforms <> Server - Intel 5th Gen Xeon Processor (Emerald Rapids) -> Core (Raptor Cove) - Intel 4th Gen Xeon Processor (Sapphire Rapids) -> Core (Golden Cove) -> CHA <> Client - Intel 14th Gen Client Processor (Meteorlake) -> P-CORE (Redwood Cove) -> E-CORE (Crestmont) - Intel 13th Gen Client Processor (Raptorlake) -> P-CORE (Raptor Cove) -> E-CORE (Gracemont) -> ARB - Intel 12th Gen Client Processor (Alderlake) -> P-CORE (Golden Cove) -> E-CORE (Gracemont) -> ARB -
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LinuxTLE
LinuxTLE (Revival)
LinuxTLE(Linux Talay) is the legendary Thailand Linux Distribution lost technology from NECTEC. Now, reborn out of demise, LinuxTLE has finally build the 11.0 version code named "Cha-Am" revived the dead project by the mysterious successor. Shifted from GNOME2 into Mate Desktop which supported both Thai & English languages. LinuxTLE 11.0 currently based from Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. There will be also Debian 9.0 based build soon. "Talay(ทะเล)" means "The Sea" pronounced in Thai languages. Refer: - https://distrowatch.com/table.php?... -
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This is a graphical tool for formatting flash, USB, memory stick, external HDD and others on Linux, any flavour will do, Ubuntu, Fedora, Suse, Mandriva, Debian and others. It's developed by Charlie Maere using Visual C++ in Qt3 Designer. Format USB in Linux.
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