How do you reliably detect when a copied/downloaded file is actually “finished” on Windows?

How I use a single .zshrc file on macOS and Windows (WSL2)

I built Uvez, a tabbed host for native Windows applications

Creating Go app with MS-GPSI in mind for Windows platform

I wrote a Windows antivirus scanning engine in Rust (using Rayon + entropy heuristics) to see if we could beat bloatware

I’ve added new features to my cli copy tool. Maybe this time you like it. (Built for windows)

fixed three platform-specific audio capture bugs in the same release: Bluetooth on macOS, PipeWire on Linux, device switching on Windows

I built wsltop in Rust — a unified top-like monitor for Windows, WSL and containers

Are there any reliable ways to retrieve per-process swap or paged-out memory on Windows and macOS?

DevGo – a cross-platform project launcher (Windows, WSL, macOS) in Tauri 2 + Rust: four lanes for local projects, GitHub and ssh servers, one keystroke to editor/terminal/tmux