Comments on: Software I can’t Live Without

By: Sherif

Sherif — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 04:03:41 +0000

Charles, thanks for sharing, I love iTunes too, however having 2 kids doesn’t leave me much time to use it at the moment

mrmuggles, I use php eclipse, it is a great software for checking code and running little tests.
Thanks for writing, I like your video pick: lesson learned, honking is not a good idea this one is really funny.

By: mrmuggles

mrmuggles — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 01:34:01 +0000

My own list :
- UltraEdit
- Eclipse (I’m a programmer )
- Firefox of course, with firebug installed
- Filezilla (FTP client)
- ITunes
- JEdit
- Photoshop
- ABC (another bittorrent client)

For my Antivirus, I use AVG Free.

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By: Charles

Charles — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 12:58:43 +0000

My list:
NotepadPlus (by Rogsoft) – notepad replacement. free
Snd2bk – right-click on title bar sends window to background. free
Firefox with Adblock
CDex for ripping mp3s
Nero for burning CDs (not free, but the light version came with my external burner)
Paint Shop Pro 7 – again, not free but so worth the price. I prefer 7 over the latest versions. They start to get pretty bloated after that.
MagicDisc – mounts an ISO image as a virtual CD drive. VERY useful for my new Aspire One (which has no CD drive, must use a usb drive). Free
xplorer2 – replacement for Windows Explorer, free for personal use. Very powerful, very slick
iTunes – best mp3 management software around… and of course, works with my iPod.
Winamp – because sometimes iTunes is just too much app to run (especially at work).

Charles.