MangoDisk
free, open-source disk cleaner for Mac
MangoDisk is a free, open-source disk cleaner for macOS, Windows and Linux: read-only scans, open cleanup rules, and an AI models and caches category.
Published entries filed under “System utilities” in GitHub, newest first by publication date on this site.
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free, open-source disk cleaner for Mac
MangoDisk is a free, open-source disk cleaner for macOS, Windows and Linux: read-only scans, open cleanup rules, and an AI models and caches category.
A Command-line Tool for Secure Cross-Device File Transfer
croc is an open-source command-line file transfer tool that lets two computers on different networks or operating systems send files directly to each other with a single passphrase, end-to-end encrypted, with resumable transfers and support for multiple files at once.
open-source, device-to-device sync
Syncthing is an open-source continuous file-synchronization tool written in Go that transfers files directly, peer-to-peer, between your own devices without going through any third-party cloud service; it runs automatically, works cross-platform, and suits privacy-conscious individual users.
a Mac app uninstaller and leftover-file cleaner
Pearcleaner is a free, open-source Mac uninstaller that batch-removes apps you multi-select and automatically cleans up leftovers scattered across the disk, with orphaned-file search and trash monitoring—an open-source alternative to AppCleaner.
A Fast File-cleanup Tool Written in Rust
An open-source file-cleanup tool written in Rust that scans multi-threaded with caching support, finding duplicate files, similar images and videos, empty folders, oversized files, and corrupted files — fully offline, with GUI, CLI, and Android front ends.
A GUI Tool for Android Screen Mirroring and Multi-device Control
Escrcpy is an open-source desktop app built on the scrcpy core that provides Android screen mirroring and mouse/keyboard control through a graphical interface, with wireless connections, multi-device control, and automation workflows, no command-line flags required.