Vivit Control Center
One window holding everything: browser, media, notes, terminal, SSH, email. And if you want, it replaces the Windows desktop entirely.
What it does
Vivit Control Center is a surface made of modules. Each is a tile in the main window — browser, media player, notes, an Office host, terminal, scripting, SSH and SFTP, Steam, email with OAuth2. You move between them instead of between programs.
Optionally Vivit registers with Windows as the shell and takes Explorer's place. It is then the first thing after sign-in and everything else runs inside it — the obvious mode for kiosks, terminals and machines with exactly one job.
The interface is translated into eight languages, and configuration decides which modules appear. What is not needed is not shown.
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What you get out of it
- About fifteen modules in one surface rather than fifteen programs.
- Optional shell mode: replaces Windows Explorer outright.
- Modules can be shown or hidden individually.
- Translated into eight languages.
- SSH and SFTP built in; no second tool needed.
- An email module with OAuth2 for modern mailboxes.
What people use it for
Kiosks and terminals
One machine, one job, nowhere to get lost.
A low-distraction workstation
Everything needed present, nothing else.
A maintenance machine
Terminal, SSH, SFTP and notes in one place.
Requirements
- PlatformWindows
- Runtime.NET Framework 4.7.2
- CategoryOS Tools