Favourite 'free' software?
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PocketPutty for Windows Mobile
Nice to able the shell into a box from anywhere.
GoogleVoice.
Nice to able the shell into a box from anywhere.
GoogleVoice.
MWSnap - Screen Capture
Media Monkey - Music Organizer/Convertor
SyncBack - File Synchronization
DVDDecrypter & Super - Video/DVD Conversion
PhotoRazor - Batch Image Resizing
RocketDock - Launcher
Media Monkey - Music Organizer/Convertor
SyncBack - File Synchronization
DVDDecrypter & Super - Video/DVD Conversion
PhotoRazor - Batch Image Resizing
RocketDock - Launcher
Aerosnap - xp and vista users awesome makes them act like Win.7
CPUZ- tells info on mach
Hijackthis - can't forget this one
Hiren's - what can I say, its cheesy yet so powerful
Convert1 - Conversion for just about everything
ISO recorder - record ISO to cd/dvd
CCleaner - reg cleaner
CPU stress - awesome for checking if a problem is with OS or hardware
Synctoy - for a free microsoft program it works well
CPUZ- tells info on mach
Hijackthis - can't forget this one
Hiren's - what can I say, its cheesy yet so powerful
Convert1 - Conversion for just about everything
ISO recorder - record ISO to cd/dvd
CCleaner - reg cleaner
CPU stress - awesome for checking if a problem is with OS or hardware
Synctoy - for a free microsoft program it works well
Well.......
Linux in all its flavors, as well as the BSD's - each has a purpose for me, and I use them regularly.
KDE - specifically KDE 4, is an amazing desktop environment, the best I've come across, imho, with the potential to go so much further. If you haven't tried it..... do it. Do it now.
Amarok - makes iTunes look like it was coded by children.
KOffice & OpenOffice - maybe I should just say "anything that uses the Open Document Format (ODF)".
LiVES/Cinellera/etc - for my digital video editing needs.
JACK/Ardour/etc - for all my digital audio workstation needs
Are you sure you want the rest of my list?
Linux in all its flavors, as well as the BSD's - each has a purpose for me, and I use them regularly.
KDE - specifically KDE 4, is an amazing desktop environment, the best I've come across, imho, with the potential to go so much further. If you haven't tried it..... do it. Do it now.
Amarok - makes iTunes look like it was coded by children.
KOffice & OpenOffice - maybe I should just say "anything that uses the Open Document Format (ODF)".
LiVES/Cinellera/etc - for my digital video editing needs.
JACK/Ardour/etc - for all my digital audio workstation needs
Are you sure you want the rest of my list?
Oh here is a good music file player/organizer.......Jaangle. It automatically downloads album art, tags, and artist biography.
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