Posts

Bexitor (short for Basic Text Editor) is a simple, fast, lightweight, free, and open-source text editor for Windows, similar to Notepad, except with more features. It works on Windows XP and up (.net Framework 4.0 or newer is required.) I originally wrote Bexitor to learn Visual Basic, but it’s turned into more of a continued project, and I would consider it “completed” currently. New versions, however, are released semi-regularly. Bexitor has .

SpecMe is a system specification viewer for Windows, macOS, and Linux written in Electron. For more information, screenshots, and downloads, visit SpecMe’s website. More About SpecMe Bexitor (short for Basic Text Editor) is a text editor for Windows that I wrote to learn Visual Basic. For more information, screenshots, and downloads, visit Bexitor’s website. More About Bexitor

SpecMe is a free and open-source system specification viewer written in Electron. It will run on Windows, macOS, and Linux. SpecMe shows your computer’s specifications such as processsor, memory, storage, graphics, and operating system. It also has dark mode! SpecMe uses systeminformation by Sebastian Hildebrant to retrieve specs, and the Solarized color scheme by Ethan Schoonover. Screenshots Download SpecMe from GitHub Download SpecMe source code