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by Steve on Fri Aug 04, 2006 6:41 pm
cheers... il stick with torrents tho tbh.. might i add this...
add xampp to web hosting things... it has apache,filezilla webserver, phpmyadmin,php and mysql..
add xampp to web hosting things... it has apache,filezilla webserver, phpmyadmin,php and mysql..
UNIX is like a teepee, no gates.. no windows.. apache inside
all ph33r teh dopefish >.<
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by Nintendud on Sat Aug 05, 2006 8:07 pm
You forgot the best media player EVER, mplayer. It also has a Windows port.
If you like GUIs, try MPUI, which is a Windows frontend for mplayer. It's simple, low on CPU usage, and contains the main codecs you need built into the executable.
MPUI: http://mpui.sourceforge.net/
MPlayer: http://www.mplayerhq.hu/
Honestly, there's so many great free programs, it's hard to list them all on one list. Especially if they are Linux programs.
If you like GUIs, try MPUI, which is a Windows frontend for mplayer. It's simple, low on CPU usage, and contains the main codecs you need built into the executable.
MPUI: http://mpui.sourceforge.net/
MPlayer: http://www.mplayerhq.hu/
Honestly, there's so many great free programs, it's hard to list them all on one list. Especially if they are Linux programs.
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by DaysAreDone on Thu Aug 24, 2006 2:24 am
Top 100 free software and freeware for Windows XP
http://100-downloads.com
It has some pretty good stuff but a lot is "free trial for X days bla bla..."
http://100-downloads.com
It has some pretty good stuff but a lot is "free trial for X days bla bla..."
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Codecs
by silentguy on Mon Aug 28, 2006 8:19 pm
I see there is at least one codec pack in there, so i wanted to propose adding the Combined Community Codec Pack to the list. It's available at http://www.cccp-project.net/ and was made to play anime, but it includes codecs for pretty much everything one needs to play (except quicktime and real media, but they give the links to the appropriate alternative codecs as well)
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by brianconnolly on Mon Sep 04, 2006 9:58 pm
If you have two monitors and two computers, but don't want to use two mice and two keyboards, then you should use Synergy. It will share out a mouse and keyboard from a "host computer" to a "client computer" over a standard network. Just place each monitor next to each other and it's like dual monitors where each monitor has its own computer. It will even transfer your clipboard contents.
There are Windows, Unix, and OSX ports of this program, but the Windows client is the most full featured (followed by the Unix port).
There are Windows, Unix, and OSX ports of this program, but the Windows client is the most full featured (followed by the Unix port).
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by thestrifer on Sun Sep 10, 2006 12:34 am
OH pal, thank you very much!
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