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Prevent Screen Saver
Randomly move mouse one pixel to prevent screensaver from activation
The concept of PSS is simple. Allow users to override screen saver settings and control how/when Microsoft Lync displays your status as Green. If you are an advanced desktop user or happen to work in IT, VDI’s and Terminal server connections can be quite annoying to manage when the workstations or servers keep locking. This small utility has one simple task: move the mouse one pixel every 60 seconds and can be used to assist in many different ways to make our jobs and lives just a tad... -
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Server Benchmark
Server benchmark and burn in software.
Server Benchmark [s.b] allows server engineers and administrators to quickly complete the "burn in" phase of your server and VDI provisioning process. The software also allows users to benchmark processing and memory utilization by dynamically adding threads and building arrays to test memory capacity. Server Benchmark is also a great way to maximize capacity and test response from within your existing Citrix XenApp farm, and VDI infrastructure. Source code is attached to the...
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