Playing all kinds of old but classic emulator games on our computer has been no longer a difficult task for long, since there are so many dedicated emulators available. However, the downside is that to play games for different consoles you have to run specific emulators separately. This makes us feel cumbersome and inefficient. This is where the emulator frontends like GameEx come in, which is built to serve as a universal interface for most game emulators in existence.

jQuery is absolutely one of the most popular JavaScript frameworks, and still widely used today. 65% of the top 10 million websites in the world is using jQuery, so its importance is self-evident. jQuery's philosophy is "Write Less, Do More", advocating writing small amounts of code to achieve complex functions. It is simple, fast and lightweight, provides rich functional interfaces, and is suitable for modern, rapid Web development.

If you run out of space on drive C (system partition) or SSD, or want to slim them down, you can move the programs you installed in them to other places. Direct moving a program does not work properly, and uninstalling then reinstalling a program is too inefficient. The correct solution is: first cut each installed program to its new location; then create a Symbolic Link (which looks like a shortcut with the same name) pointing to the new location in its original location. If you find this a bit of a hassle or are afraid to try, FolderMove can help you automate this process.

ColorImpact is a very powerful, professional and easy to use color scheme design software for a variety of occasions. As an award-winning color scheme designer for Windows platform, it supports a wide variety of color scheme designs and provides outstanding color integration in a wide range of design, multimedia, and web development applications. In short, in the field of color design, ColorImpact is absolutely versatile.

Nmap (short for Network Mapper) is a free and open-source network security scanner for large networks. It was originally developed by Gordon Lyon (Fyodor Vaskovich) for Linux in 1997, later gradually became one of the most popular network discovery and security auditing tools on multiple operating systems with the participation of many volunteers in the open source community.