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    NekoBox for PC (NekoRay)

    NekoBox for PC (NekoRay)

    Qt based cross-platform GUI proxy configuration manager

    NekoBox for PC is a Qt-based, cross-platform proxy configuration manager designed for Windows and Linux systems. It provides a user-friendly graphical interface for managing advanced proxy and tunneling configurations using the sing-box backend. NekoBox supports a wide range of modern proxy protocols, making it suitable for users who need flexible and powerful network routing options. The application offers portable builds that run without installation, allowing quick setup and easy deployment. With support for subscription-based configurations and custom cores, it caters to both casual users and advanced networking enthusiasts. ...
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    HyperGUI

    HyperGUI

    A GUI based on libSDL for C++ applications

    HyperGUI is a library of C++ classes and some other parts which can draw and run a GUI for your application. It uses libSDL as its backend for graphical output. This library can be used in both dynamic multimedia (game), and standard (static) applications. The HyperGUI manages it by avoiding screen refreshes as much as possible. In a game or other dynamic multimedia program, the screen (or part of it) is redrawn and refreshed tens of times a second, so there is no need for GUI to ask more refreshes in response of input events; and in a static application each event may change a tiny part of the screen, and only that part needs redrawing. ...
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