BleachBit
Clear selected application caches and temporary data after checking a preview. BleachBit is a free, open source cleaner with no paid edition.
Software with packages or builds for popular Linux distributions.
12 tools
Clear selected application caches and temporary data after checking a preview. BleachBit is a free, open source cleaner with no paid edition.
An open-source duplicate finder with separate approaches for ordinary files, music and pictures.
OCCT combines selectable hardware tests, monitoring and benchmarks. Its free Personal edition is for non-commercial use and limits individual tests to one hour.
FurMark creates a sustained graphics workload for checking GPU behavior. Its benchmark score is useful when the test settings are recorded alongside it.
VeraCrypt creates encrypted volumes that open as drives after authentication. It is useful for protecting stored documents, with separate builds for other systems.
Ventoy adds a boot menu to a USB drive so you can copy supported image files onto it. Its initial installation erases the selected device.
balenaEtcher writes a supported image to a removable device and checks the written result. Select the destination carefully because flashing replaces its existing contents.
TestDisk investigates partition structures and can recover supported deleted files. Inspect the findings before writing changes; it does not repair physical drive damage.
PhotoRec searches for file signatures when ordinary filesystem information is missing or damaged. Recovered content often arrives without its original names and folders.
FreeFileSync compares two locations and shows which files a synchronization would copy, replace or remove. The direction you choose determines what happens to your data.
Duplicati creates scheduled backups with encryption and retained versions. Choose your own storage destination and verify that you can restore the files you need.
smartmontools provides command-line storage diagnostics and configurable monitoring. It is suited to users who want detailed device reports rather than a simplified health badge.