CPU-X is a program for viewing basic information about a computer (processor, cache, motherboard, RAM, operating system, graphics subsystem) and is essentially an analogue of CPU-Z for Windows, i-NEX and CPU-G for Linux, but is somewhat better than the latter. It can be used both in graphical mode and in text mode.

It can even display information about the RAM soldered to the motherboard, which even CPU-Z for Windows cannot do.

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HardInfo - displays information in a convenient graphical interface about the hardware and operating system, with the ability to test speed and performance.

Currently detects most software and hardware detected by the OS.

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USBGuard QT is a graphical interface that allows you to simplify user interaction with the USBGuard service and visually manage USB device policies, add devices to white or black lists, view connected devices and configure rules.
This is an important component for those who want to effectively use the powerful security features of USBGuard, while providing the convenience and accessibility of management through an intuitive graphical interface.

With USBGuard Qt, users can:

The utility allows you to test the read and write capabilities of a hard drive or any other block device, visualizing the process, similar to the DOS utility MHDD or Victoria.

The utility has a media copy function, which is optimized for fast data extraction with minimal wear on an already damaged media.

The utility can work with a hard drive at a low level, by sending ATA commands to the device, which allows you to get the following advantages:

Draw.io is a tool for creating graphs, charts, tables, presentations, flowcharts, mind maps, business layouts, entity relationships, program blocks, floor plans, sales funnels, mind maps, site maps and more.

Has a rich set of functions for visualizing most user tasks.

Draw.io allows you to import and export to JPG, PDF, PNG, XML, SVG, VSDX, HTML.

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USBGuardGUI is a graphical interface that simplifies user interaction with the USBGuard service.

When a new USB device (drive, printer, keyboard, mouse, scanner, etc.) appears, the program prompts you to allow or deny access to it.

After installation, do not forget to log out and log in again.

SCAP Workbench is a graphical utility that provides an easy way to perform common OSCAP tasks.

It allows users to perform configuration and vulnerability scans on a single local or remote system, and perform system recovery according to a specified XCCDF or SDS file.

The scan results can be saved in various formats.

The service has almost 100 thousand games.

The games are distributed on a pay-what-you-want model - the user can pay any amount above the minimum if they like the game they buy.
You can use Bitcoin cryptocurrency when making purchases on the site.

This app is recommended as "the best way to play your games on itch.io."

ScummVM - allows you to run some classic adventures, quests, and role-playing games (RPGs) if you have the data files from these games. The point is that ScummVM replaces the game executable files, thereby allowing you to play on systems that did not even exist at the time of their creation! ScummVM contains completely rewritten engines of these games and is not an emulator.

ScummVM supports more than 250 quests and adventures. Many classic quests published by such legendary studios as LucasArts, Sierra On-Line, Revolution Software, Cyan, Inc. and Westwood Studios are supported.

CrossOver allows you to run Windows applications on Linux.

It differs from Wine in its narrower focus: first of all, it is aimed at supporting the most popular applications and games for Windows. For example, applications such as Microsoft Office of different versions, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Lotus Notes, Adobe Photoshop, Apple iTunes, Quicken and games Skyrim, World Of Warcraft and many others.

Unlike Wine add-ons such as PlayOnLinux, all applications and games in CrossOver are thoroughly tested for compatibility and debugged, so their operation is usually more stable than in Wine.