Development kits (225 programs)

Pros: Lightweight and resource-efficient. Familiar interface for Access users. Free to use for basic database operations.

Cons: No database creation or modification tools. Limited customization and toolbar options.

Pros: Ensures apps can be installed across different computers. Accessible to both novice and experienced developers.

Cons: Newer versions may require additional configurations.

Pros: Provides necessary runtime libraries for applications compiled with VC++ 2005 SP1. Includes MFC components for interface-related functional calls. Installs ATL libraries for template-based component operations. Allows runtime access without requiring the Visual Studio environment.

Cons: Does not include debugging or development tools.

Pros: Runs smoothly on low-end and older hardware. Faster boot times and improved performance. Reduced system resource usage. Retains essential Windows 11 features.

Cons: Lacks official Microsoft support and security updates. Missing some default Windows apps and functionalities. Potential compatibility issues with certain software and drivers.

Pros: All-inclusive FCEU emulator. Portable and lightweight. Feature-packed NES gaming emulation. Supports wide range of ROM files.

Cons: Requires advanced technical knowledge to grasp the entire operation. NES game collection must be stored beforehand.

Pros: Play tons of Nintendo games on your PC. Feature-packed emulator. Joystick and savestate support. Minimalist and unobtrusive user interface.

Cons: Require truckloads of Nintendo DS or 3DS console files.

Pros: Supports various programming languages. Supports a wide variety of architecture. Supports plugins. Good code generation.

Cons: Compilers are relatively slow. The code it produces is not the most optimized. Lags on error reporting.

Pros: GUI interface for Boot Manager. Provides neat and user-friendly interface. View current boot settings. Implement modifications with ease.

Cons: Requires high technical knowledge to operate for users. Not beginner-friendly.

Pros: Feature-packed emulator. Safe and easy way to emulate Linux environment in Windows PCs. Tons of terminal shell options. Compile codes and store contact list backups with ease.

Cons: Requires some technical knowledge to make full use of the software.

Pros: Runs at the lowest possible priority. Assists in finding undiscovered prime numbers. Creates the perfect testing conditions for overclockers.

Cons: Increases computer temperature. Increases energy consumption.

Pros: Intuitive Media Creation Tool for ease of use. Strong compatibility with modern hardware. Faster installation and performance on SSDs. Clear setup and recovery documentation.

Cons: Limited support for legacy BIOS systems. Activation key required for full functionality.

Pros: Many maps available, plus a Map Editor. Wide customization options. 15 different game modes.

Cons: No localized damage.

Pros: Lightweight and portable. Monitors all USB ports for new devices. Reliable operation.

Cons: No built-in tutorial or guide for beginners. No option for setting custom destination paths.

Pros: Free software. Portable file. Easy interface to understand. Plenty of options for scanning.

Cons: No further advanced features.