Windows (10000 programs)

Pros: Authentic arcade gameplay with classic visuals and sound. Fast-paced, combo-driven combat system. Local multiplayer delivers competitive replayability. Lightweight and easy to run on modern PCs.

Cons: Requires setup or emulation for Windows compatibility. No online features or modern quality-of-life options. Outdated graphics and limited accessibility for new players.

Pros: Organizes and stores all research in one secure location. Quick and easily adaptable citation and bibliography creation. Supports citation plug-ins for various word processors. 2GB free cloud storage.

Cons: Synchronization with other libraries can be slow. Science based with limited features for arts or humanities.

Pros: Straightforward interface with easy navigation. Supports common file formats and scan adjustments. Epson Connect integration for remote and cloud tasks.

Cons: No built-in editing or faxing tools. Limited support for older devices.

Pros: Visual insights in code execution.

Cons: Not a full-featured IDE.

Pros: Robust lockdown of the computer environment. High level of security to prevent cheating. Customizable to allow specific external applications. Compatible with various learning management systems.

Cons: Complex and time-consuming setup for instructors. Some technical glitches and compatibility issues. System can become unresponsive after an interruption.

Pros: Improves Photoshop's stability. Official patch released by Adobe.

Cons: None.

Pros: Familiar interface. Multiple features. Access to online music services. Graphical displays.

Cons: Basic music store. Incorrect or missing metadata.

Pros: Security protection.

Cons: Limited support for RAR files.

Pros: Has a Secure Core architecture. Enforces a no-logs policy. Includes NetShield. Boasts a Forward Secrecy system.

Cons: Need to log in every time a user opens their browser. Can’t connect to a server sometimes.

Pros: Unrivaled simplicity. Universal accessibility. Perfect for quick edits and cropping.

Cons: No support for image layers. Lack of transparency control. Very limited tool selection. Poor color management for advanced work.

Pros: Small installer package. Basic office functionalities available.

Cons: In-app ads. Problems with OpenDocument formats. Limited to only four apps.

Pros: Easy to set up and configure devices. Supports up 256 devices. Alarm set up. Real-time footage preview.

Cons: Rugged interface. Requires NVR tool to define passwords.

Pros: Test a new OS and new software without risks. Easy to set up and run. Can easily share data with the host system. Lets you create virtual machines.

Cons: High system requirements.

Pros: Detailed real-time temperature monitoring. Fast and lightweight system impact. Easy snapshot sharing for support. User-friendly and clean interface.

Cons: The free version does not include automatic updates. Interface design can feel slightly dated.

Pros: Strong legacy compatibility. Familiar classic interface. Stable enterprise use.

Cons: Slower modern performance. Limited extension support. Weaker security features.

Pros: Over 4,000 licensed players. Global real-time multiplayer mode. Customization for team and stadium.

Cons: AI inconsistency. Graphics are not that great as advertised. Repetitive gameplay. Lack of variety in commentary.

Pros: 360 VR support. Customizable skins. Wide variety of formats supported.

Cons: Sketchy installer. Slight learning curve.

Pros: User-friendly interface. Supports multiple image formats. Offers basic editing tools. Batch processing. Quick image conversion and compression.

Cons: Limited to basic editing functions.