Cmder is a portable console emulator running on Windows, developed by Samuel Vasko from United Kingdom. If your development work requires constant use of command-line tools like CMD, PowerShell, Bash and mintty, and you can't stand their simple function or unfriendly UI design, then it's time to consider a better alternative.

EasyPHP is a complete integrated development environment installation package designed primarily for the PHP language on Windows, developed by Laurent Abbal from France. It integrates various server modules and components: PHP, Apache, Perl, NGINX, MySQL, Zend, PhpMyAdmin, Xdebug, Python, etc., and there is no need to configure your development environment manually. You can use it to easily create websites and write Web applications locally.

FrostWire is a free and open-source BitTorrent client (formerly Gnutella client) for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android platforms, written in Java, started by the developers from LimeWire's open source community in 2004, as a fork of LimeWire. But starting with version 5, it entirely dropped the support for the Gnutella network, and became a pure BitTorrent client.

Batocera.linux is a free and open-source Linux distribution specially made for retro gaming, developed by a team from France in 2016. It can be installed on USB flash drive or SD card and turn any computer/nanocomputer into a full-fledged retro gaming console temporarily or permanently. That means it does not do any change on your computer.

Mini Diary is a pure and simple electronic diary/journal application for Windows and Mac platforms, built with Electron and React, developed by Samuel Meuli from Canada. It comes with only a basic UI, a few buttons, a text input field, a calendar, and a search function, but it's free, open-source, modern, user-friendly, effective, and secure enough.