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A Windows uninstaller that finishes the job: runs the program's own uninstaller, then finds and quarantines what it left behind. Plus a disk map, cleaner, startup manager and SSD health. No telemetry.
Windows uninstaller that removes programs completely: leftover detection, Force Removal, real disk usage, programs on every drive, and rollback. Rust + Tauri 2.
Reverse-engineering notes on Link: The Faces of Evil (Animation Magic / Philips Interactive Media, 1993): CD-i Green Book filesystem, OS-9/68000 executables, real-time streaming, CLUT7 playfields, RL7 animation, ADPCM - and the 325 C function names the retail build still carries.
The part of cleaning up what agents and tasks leave behind that does not depend on where it runs: who owns a resource and how that is proven, what a cleanup may remove, and in which order. Proof before removal, a check again before release. No dependencies, Native AOT ready.
A basic `flatpak run` wrapper that tries to kill flatpak-session-helper and flatpak-portal after you quit your flatpak app. (Mirror of https://codeberg.org/Noeliel/flatkap – development takes place over there.)
Swep — the AI disk cleaner for Mac, Windows and Linux: AI-scored junk and leftovers, system repair, uninstaller, duplicates, large files on disks and cloud storage, contacts. Downloads and release notes.
Reverse-engineering notes on Ultra CD-i Soccer (Krisalis / Philips Interactive Media, 1997): CD-i Green Book filesystem, OS-9/68000 executable, CLUT and rlspr graphics, ADPCM audio, the MPEG-1 intro, the 75-team database - and 5.2 MB of scrambled audio the game never reads.
Windows uninstaller that finds and removes everything a program leaves behind, records installations as they happen, and backs up every change so it can be undone. Tauri + React, dark terminal UI.