Utilities & Tools (10000 programs)

Pros: Suitable for beginners and advanced users. Displays results in three formats. Option to customize generated reports.

Cons: Doesn’t stop users from deleting system files.

Pros: Has an intuitive user interface. Comes with easy-to-use tools. Allows you to use lines and arrows for emphasis.

Cons: Can’t customize the text.

Pros: Includes a built-in compiler for faster performance. Offers dark mode and editor add-ons. Simple installation via Snap Store on Linux.

Cons: Less intuitive installation for non-Linux systems.

Pros: Works with numerous file types. Easy to use. Can select which items to backup. Constantly runs in the background.

Cons: Cannot open or read data. Performs backup at inconvenient times. Backup whenever a device is connected. Takes up a lot of memory.

Pros: Installs various packages and it’s dependencies. Enables writing of a node program. Installs all modules listed as dependencies in package.json.. Excellent algorithm used.

Cons: Does not install packages that contain an identical name with the current packages installed. The algorithm has some limitations.

Pros: Small and light. Context menu integration. Supports drag and drop.

Cons: Not very slick. Relatively limited functions.

Pros: Good range of features. Automatic document feeder.

Cons: Limited paper handling capacity. No two sided printing option.

Pros: Provided virtualization and isolation for legacy applications. Simple and accessible virtual machine creation and management. Allowed multiple 32-bit guest operating systems on compatible hosts. Useful for software testing and legacy OS compatibility.

Cons: Discontinued and unsupported; modern Windows hosts require alternatives. Does not support 64-bit guest operating systems. Limited advanced features like snapshots and hardware emulation. Compatible only with older Windows editions (Vista, 7).

Pros: Easy access to official ISOs. Free and malware-free. Supports multiple Windows versions.

Cons: Limited to downloading only.