Mac

Integrated build system. You don't use CMake or Autotools to build a project

Best file manager in terminal for me. Has a lot of built-in integrations, like with iterm2 to display images, and can be extended with plugins, to get devicons, or fuzzy-file finding vim-like shortcuts, and has integrations in vim and Neovim. Vanilla shortcuts are very good and they can be fully customized...

It has been a very helpful tool for me. Just press the shortcut to snap the window, wherever I want, however, I want. There were few other options in Appstore, but this one is absolutely free and has tons of handy features unlike others.

beautifully crafted, very functional, easy to learn and use, utterly reliable, many free add-ins, easy pdf export and template handling

Couldn't live without it

I've used many to-do and personal database apps, most of them lack some key features I needed, Zenkit is the best for me, it has free customizable fields, multiple views, convenient pricing, collaboration features, API, stable and actively developed.

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blocks 99% sem attacks and 95% phishing attacks so is very very secure in short go for it

Worked out of the box, option to have Mac-like interface. Fast, Mac runs cooler than with OSX. Very smooth transition.

It's easy to use and has advanced functionality too.

This tool does not have any limits on the number or size of files to merge / split / convert, as it does the processing in-browser. If you have enough RAM to go, you might work with 1GB+ files totally free!

Very fun game for something from that time, playing it on PC currently and I enjoyed it. I'm sure it's available for download on a rom.