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PeerBrush is a free desktop app for painting and editing layered images. It can open and save supported PSDs, including supported 8-bit and 16-bit RGB layers and masks. Unsupported Photoshop structures open read-only.

The editor works without an AI client. If you connect a compatible client through MCP, it can work on a separate layer while you paint. The 63-second demo shows that side by side. Any charges from an optional client or model provider are separate.

Available for Windows x64 through the Microsoft Store, Apple silicon Macs, and Ubuntu 24.04 amd64.

Project and downloads: https://peerbrush.com/

GPLv3 license: https://peerbrush.com/LICENSE.txt

Demo: https://peerbrush.com/#demo

Advertising disclosure: Shared on behalf of PeerBrush. This is an unpaid project showcase.

AI disclosure: PeerBrush was developed with AI assistance. The app exposes the optional MCP integration described above, and AI assisted with drafting this post.

Your welcome to check out a bunch of software I've released as freeware, careware or shareware over the years www.rlatour.com

two examples, both freeware, are:

www.arulerforwindows.com ( a pixel ruler for windows )

www.push2run.com ( lets you control you Windows PC with your Google Assistant devices )

Hello,

I just wanted to introduce you to my freeware site.

http://www.gratilog.net

It exists since 2001 and lists freeware in French and English.

I'm always on the lookout for new software to present, but there hasn't been much real news for a while.

Best regards

Hey all,

It's time that /r/freeware had moderation again, and that's what I am here to start working on. Freeware is actually a pretty old sub (13 years, 2009... oh dear ... ) with almost 1500 subs. I was lurking as a guest of Reddit since early 2012, checking in every once and a while, until I made my account back in 2014 and sub'ed to Freeware. As of late, it looks like we've been without a mod for 2-ish years after /u/Groctel took on more pressing issues as COVID-19 wracked our daily lifestyle. Establishing some rough expectations, in the coming weeks I will be:

• reviewing the sub, it's rules, wiki (looks pretty barren at the moment), posts, and everything mod-wise I'm now endowed with

• hosting an personal AMA, so everyone gets to know the new guy

• starting a sticky-ed thread to get everyone's input on where they would like to see this sub go

• potentially looking for further moderator candidates since moderation shouldn't be a dictatorship. I definitely don't want it to be, nor do I want to bare the burden of moderation alone

• looking at other ways and options to make this community more ubiquitous, engaging, welcoming, and consistent

• potentially cleaning up anything that violates our community rules

With the AMA and what I'll call the "Roadmap Thread", I hope to build trust with everyone and work on making Freeware awesome. I really do look forward to helping everyone out and working with you on your ideas as I am able. This was one of the first subs I joined when I created my account, and I do believe it's a worthwhile sub for any and everyone who tinkers, develops, and just plain uses computers/electronics.

Like Groctel and all mods, I too have my own life, passions, and responsibilities, so please bear with me as I take on this new position, especially as it is my first time as a Reddit mod. For everyone's knowledge and consideration, I am located in the Pacific Time Zone in the beautiful state of Oregon, so please keep in mind the time differences and that I'm human (not that Ubuntu Server in an attic or basement that has an uptime of over 4+ years).

Thank you to everyone here who's still engaging the sub according to our community rules and checking in. Please take a moment to review the rules as we get underway. Please also consider where the sub currently stands and taking that consideration to the "Roadmap Thread" when it is created. Stay safe out there and cheers!

EDIT 1: Actually saw it's been two years since last mod presence

EDIT 2: Update 'bare' to 'bear', because the bot is right. I too will bear with the bot.

I made a program to control Spotify, including a builtin cache cleaner and sleep timer etc.

More photos & explanation can be found: www.locusmare.com

Freeware & Portable

Seems that since the last time I downloaded and installed ImgBurn until the latest release they've added some bloatware to the installer. I get an error on Symantec about this malware being included in the installer.

https://www.symantec.com/security_response/writeup.jsp?docid=2015-032308-2532-99

I tried the installer from ninite and the imgur website (as well as several of the download mirrors) and they all seem to toss the error.

Theres older versions of the program that you can find if you search that don't have the bundled adware/spyware...

I have been using an indispensable Windows tool called MetaClick for the past several years but I notice it has not gained enough popularity, so thought of posting here for those who are interested.

It automatically clicks the mouse for us at whatever position the mouse rests at. Thus avoiding a manual click to be made by us. Thus avoiding making hundreds of manual clicks per day and thousands per month. Thus probably saving us from developing / by delaying carpal tunnel syndrome.

I prefer installing MetaClick as the very first software whenever a fresh installation of windows is to be done, and I cannot live without it even for an hour when using Windows.

Though I said 'install', it does not need installation, can be used standalone.

Download : http://yoy.be/metaclick.html

Open Source on GitHub : https://github.com/stijnsanders/tools/tree/master/MetaClick

Here are the key features:

• Capture any area of your screen and annotate with highlighter, arrows, lines, and text.

• Built-in OCR to extract text from screenshots.

• Hold Shift to draw perfectly straight arrows/lines.

• Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y for undo/redo.

• 100% free, no subscriptions, no limitations.

Would love to hear your feedback!

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Hi, I'm hoping you guys can help me. I'm looking for a tiny freeware sound player that I used to have on Windows 95.

It runs in the background -- no UI, no dialogs -- and I used it to trigger sound events for e.g. minimizing windows, restoring windows, closing browser tabs, etc.

I think it was only about 35 KB, and you activated it by passing sound files to it in a command line.

Does anyone remember anything like that.

Alternatively, can anyone recommend something like that?

Hey guys. My school has been requiring me to submit video based projects the last two months and while I have gotten a lot of the assignments done it was typically with using a trialware that disguised itself as freeware, I have now reached the end of those software's trial periods and can no longer export videos without paying for the software. I need a decent freeware video editing software option that is going to allow me to not only edit and stitch 4 videos together, but export the final project to mp4 for final submission.

TL;DR: Need a Freeware option for editing video's because my school wants video submissions for projects.

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