Sites like yourwindowsguide.com

Personal site of software developer Christoph Schneegans, covering Windows tools, web and ASP.NET projects, and a BCP 47 language tag validator

CODEX FFMPEG, a resource site by Gyan Doshi offering FFmpeg Windows builds, guides and consulting on the multimedia tool

Pureinfotech, an independent online publication by Mauro Huculak offering Windows 10 and Windows 11 news, guides and tools

Pixeldrain, a cloud file storage and data transfer service with a public API and client apps

WinSCP, a free open-source SFTP and FTP client application for Windows file transfers between local and remote computers

PC Perspective is a technology blog with news, reviews and commentary on computers, gaming and hardware

A security-focused, compartmentalizing desktop operating system based on Xen, with project news, hardware compatibility list and documentation

Retro Dodo, an independent online magazine on retro gaming news, reviews and collecting, founded by Brandon Saltalamacchia in 2019

A website offering free downloads of over 38,000 old PC and console video games, with guides and a game archive

Privacy Guides is a non-profit website publishing digital privacy news, recommendations, and how-to guides for consumers and technology users

It's FOSS is an English-language blog on Linux tips, tutorials, applications and news, written by Abhishek Prakash

PIXLS.US is a blog and tutorial site on free and open source photography software and workflows, run by Pat David and Rolf Steinort

Bazzite, a Linux operating system for gaming on desktop PCs, handhelds, and home theater PCs

MajorGeeks.com is a free software download site offering Windows utilities, drivers and tech news, run under the MajorGeeks name

Crystal Dew World is a site of software tools and dev support for CrystalDiskInfo and CrystalDiskMark, with news and Japanese-language pages by Crystal Dew

OSNews, a long-running news and discussion site covering operating systems, computing, software development and technology news

Organic Maps is a free, open-source offline maps and GPS navigation app for hiking, cycling and driving

The official website of Thunderbird, a free open-source desktop and mobile email, calendar and contacts app

OMG! Ubuntu is a news blog covering Ubuntu and Linux apps, desktop software and open-source tips, written independently

Free open source software for video recording and live streaming, the OBS Studio download and project site

Godot Engine, a free open-source 2D and 3D game engine with a project blog and forum, with news by Thaddeus Crews and others

Apple World Today is a news site covering Apple Inc. products, with weekly roundups and stories on patents and hardware

OpenShot, a free open-source video editing software for Linux, Mac and Windows, with a project homepage and multilingual pages

HotHardware is a computing and technology news site with product reviews, feature articles, and blogs covering PCs, phones, gadgets, and more

Syncthing, an open-source continuous file synchronisation tool, with project donation and foundation information pages

GamersNexus, a gaming hardware news and benchmarking website covering GPUs, CPUs, PC cases, coolers, game news and deals

OldVersion.com is a download site offering archived older versions of Windows, Mac and Linux software, apps and games

Nextcloud, an open source self-hosted platform for file sharing and online collaboration as a Microsoft 365 alternative

Download3K is a software download archive with reviews, how-to articles and tech news, run by its editors

A free, open-source Android-based mobile operating system for various devices, with release changelogs and news from its team

Calibre, a free open-source e-book management software for converting, organising and syncing e-books across devices

Pi-hole, a network-wide ad-blocking DNS server software project with installation guides and donation pages

The FreeBSD Project's official site on the open-source Unix-like operating system, its downloads, documentation and community

Personal home page of Eric S. Raymond hosting his open-source software, FAQs, essays and the Retrocomputing Museum