aria2 is a download utility with resuming and segmented downloading.

Using the makefile aria2.mak, I successfully ported aria2 to Windows using the Debian MinGW cross-compiler. While aria2 compiles under native MinGW and Cygwin, the resultant executable was buggy using the supplied gcc version 3.4.5, and numerous unit tests fail.

After installing gcc 4.3.0 in MinGW using get_mingw.cmd and am now able to produce working binaries in my Windows environment. This leads me to believe that gcc 3.4.5 is not reliable under MinGW.

The latest MinGW binary, and source code is available at https://sourceforge.net/projects/aria2/files/.

I wrote lsdsk as I wanted a program to display all my drives, including local, network, and substituted drives, in one convenient display.

You can download the binary here and the source code here.

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I could not find a reliable command line resolution changer, so I wrote res_set.

You can download the binary here and the source code here.

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dskwipe is a small Windows command line utility to securely wipe a disk's contents.

You can download the binary here and the binary with the source code here.

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DOS's attrib command does not allow you to set the attributes for hidden and system files. Also, it aborts if it encountered an error. So I wrote attr.

You can download the binary here and the source code here.

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I tried setx, and other environmental editors, but none did everything I wanted. Some would change the value from REG_EXPAND_SZ to REG_SZ. Other's wouldn't let me add a REG_EXPAND_SZ variable such as %ProgramFiles%.
So I wrote path_set.

You can download the binary here and the source code here.

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I created regdelta to provide an automated way to produce .reg files of changes made when installing or running applications.

You can download the binary here and the binary with the source code here.

The program includes a complete test suite. Using it, I even discovered a few anomolies with the Microsoft tools regedit, and reg.

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