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π₯ Control your display's brightness & volume on your Mac as if it was a native Apple Display. Use Apple Keyboard keys or custom shortcuts. Shows the native macOS OSDs.
Other WINE implementations besides Porting Kit & Crossover are PlayOnMac and this Wineskin Winery fork.
I've been using Cyberduck for years and have been quite happy with it.
This is basically the new version of Caffeine: https://keepingyouawake.app
You can use OpenMTP as someone suggested to be a better alternative to AFT.
For archive managing I personally settled on Keka, which I find the most unobstrusive.
Dozer: Free and open-source alternative to Bartender, but currently does not restore the position of the menu bar items on system restart. Still helpful to hide unneeded icons.
eul: Open-source status monitoring menu bar app. You can see CPU and memory usage, network usage, battery life remaining, etc.
I suggest MonitorControl as an alternative to Lunar. Itβs fully open source without any paid features and looks pretty native (eg. status bar menu, volume/brightness overlays). Can be installed as a homebrew cask as well: brew install --cask monitorcontrol
Stats : free stats in menu bar, I like seeing my network up/down bandwidth, overall CPU %, and temps of average CPU and average GPU.
Tailscale : free tier is good, I have it installed on my home router (also often put on NAS) which lets me very easily VPN into my home network when I'm away from home, both on my iPhone or macbook.
BitWarden : free password manager, I was a paying customer with LastPass until they jacked up their prices. This is a good replacement.
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