List your software package!

[Berryracer]

• Windows 7 Professional 64-Bit
• Office 2010 Professional Plus 64-Bit
• Acronis True Image 2012
• Kaspersky Internet Security
• Malwarebytes Anti-Malware
• PerfectDisk
• Auslogics Registry Defrag
• CCleaner
• Recuva
• Firefox 10
• Thunderbird 10
• LastPass
• SecurityKISS
• Internet Download Manager
• Notepad++
• FlashFXP
• Skype
• uTorrent
• WinRAR 4.10 64-Bit
• MP3 Ripper
• Fotosizer
• Ashampoo Burning Studio 11
• Ashampoo Photo Optimizer
• Adobe Photoshop CS5.1
• Adobe Illustrator CS5.1
• Sun Java Runtime Environment 6 Update 30 (both 32 & 64-Bit)
• DVDVideoSoft Free Studio
• Xnview
• Tag&Rename
• PotPlayer 64-Bit
• Notepad++
  

 

[corkyg]

What's the point? Not enough to do?

 

[postmortemIA]

neither of these look like 'your software package'

 

[Mr. Pedantic]

7-Zip
Catalyst
Audacity
Avast
CPU-Z
Fraps
Furmark
GPU-Z
Heaven
MSI Afterburner
TRIXX
Crashplan
Cyberlink PowerDVD 11
ALchemy
OpenAL
Daemon Tools
dBpoweramp
Endnote X5
FDM
Foxit Reader
Gamespy
Chrome
Google Earth
Graphpad Prism 5
Handbrake
IE9
iTunes
Java
jEdit
KatMouse
Keepass
Lilypond
MakeMKV
GFWL
Office 2010
.NET 4(?)
MKVToolNix
Firefox
MP3Tag
MPC-HC
MPlayer
MyDefrag
Notepad++
Origin
Paint.NET
PhotoFiltre
Python
GIMP
SciPy
Skype
Sofastats
SpiderOak
Teracopy
Truecrypt
uTorrent
Virtualbox
VLC
Whatpulse
UltraMon
File Renamer
SAGE


Plus games.

 

[Berryracer]

neither of these look like 'your software package'

Why do you say so? These ARE the programs I use...what are yours?

 

[billyb0b]

+1 for kaspersky:thumbsup:

 

[shimpster]

i need a proggy to list mine, cause im not allowed to upload attachments

 

[Berryracer]

i need a proggy to list mine, cause im not allowed to upload attachments

Use Imageshack if you want to upload an image of your software list

 

[LOL_Wut_Axel]

• Microsoft Office 2010 Academic Edition
• Adobe Dreamweaver CS4
• AIDA64 Extreme Edition
• Handbrake
• 7-zip 64-bit Edition
• Abby FineReader 10 Professional Edition
• Blender
• CyberLink PowerDVD 9
• Eraser
• Firefox 10
• Folding@home
• GIMP
• Google Chrome
• Google Earth
• Google SketchUp 8
• Hulu
• Magic Video Converter
• MagicDisc (MagicISO)
• Malwarebytes
• Microsoft Security Essentials
• Microsoft Visual Studio 2008
• MSI Afterburner
• Nero 10
• Notepad ++
• Python 2.7
• Skype
• Songbird
• Steam
• TrueCrypt
• uTorrent
• Windows Media Player Classic w/ K-Lite Codec Pack

That's about it, I guess.

 

[shimpster]

Use Imageshack if you want to upload an image of your software list

the forum rules wont allow me ta upload attachments

 

[Berryracer]

• Microsoft Office 2010 Academic Edition
• Adobe Dreamweaver CS4
• AIDA64 Extreme Edition
• Handbrake
• 7-zip 64-bit Edition
• Abby FineReader 10 Professional Edition
• Blender
• CyberLink PowerDVD 9
• Eraser
• Firefox 10
• Folding@home
• GIMP
• Google Chrome
• Google Earth
• Google SketchUp 8
• Hulu
• Magic Video Converter
• MagicDisc (MagicISO)
• Malwarebytes
• Microsoft Security Essentials
• Microsoft Visual Studio 2008
• MSI Afterburner
• Nero 10
• Notepad ++
• Python 2.7
• Skype
• Songbird
• Steam
• TrueCrypt
• uTorrent
• Windows Media Player Classic w/ K-Lite Codec Pack

That's about it, I guess.

Interesting you're the second person I see that uses 7-Zip rather than WinRAR, I wonder why, WinRar's GUI is far easier to use and it is faster in decompressing large files.

 

[corkyg]

the forum rules wont allow me ta upload attachments

No one uploads attachments. We link to them, The easiest sites for AT linking are pics.bbzzdd.com, photobucket, and imageshack. The URL to the image is then en closed between bracket-img bracket and bracket-slash img bracket.

 

[Nothinman]

Why do you say so? These ARE the programs I use...what are yours?

I'm not sure if the joke was innuendo or that you didn't write any of them so they're not really yours.

 

[shimpster]

Thank U Matrix and Corky for the info, hope this works.

 

[lxskllr]

Interesting you're the second person I see that uses 7-Zip rather than WinRAR, I wonder why, WinRar's GUI is far easier to use and it is faster in decompressing large files.

7Zip is libre software, so it's yours to use as you see fit. Using WinRAR past the shareware period is against their terms, and you're restricted with your use of it. I could sell 7Zip if I could find a buyer.

 

[Mr. Pedantic]

Interesting you're the second person I see that uses 7-Zip rather than WinRAR, I wonder why, WinRar's GUI is far easier to use and it is faster in decompressing large files.

It's FOSS, so that's one plus. And in my experience it works better and faster than WinRAR. But the biggest reason is because I absolutely despise the dialog that WinRAR pops up whenever I use it telling me that it's evaluation software only and that I should buy it.

 

[Berryracer]

It's FOSS, so that's one plus. And in my experience it works better and faster than WinRAR. But the biggest reason is because I absolutely despise the dialog that WinRAR pops up whenever I use it telling me that it's evaluation software only and that I should buy it.

Oh I'm using the PAID version that's why I'm not bothered with that annoyance

 

[Venom20]

why would you pay for software when there are free alternatives?

 

[billyb0b]

7zip here too! love it!

 

[Mr. Pedantic]

Oh I'm using the PAID version that's why I'm not bothered with that annoyance

Why would you pay?

 

[postmortemIA]

nm

 

[Berryracer]

why would you pay for software when there are free alternatives?

Because paid software always has a better UI and/or functionality in my experience

 

[janas19]

Because paid software always has a better UI and/or functionality in my experience

Yeah, I used to think that paid stuff was better. Then I realized if it works, it works.

 

[Mr. Pedantic]

Because paid software always has a better UI and/or functionality in my experience

Actually, in many areas FOSS software is much better, both in terms of GUI (which is subjective, admittedly) and functionality (which should be a lot more objective). For example, Handbrake is much better than all those proprietary media transcoders out there, who have those crappy GUIs (subjective), have fewer options and capabilities (objective). Besides, most of them still use .avi, which is IMO almost obsolete.

Don't get me wrong, there are lots of areas where paid software is better than free (though it depends on the usage scenario), but in most cases there is at least one very competitive open source (or at least free) alternative, and in my opinion, paying money for such a trivial task* is ludicrous.

*By trivial I'm not trying to demean the tast of archive en/decryption, I just mean that it forms a small part of most users' experience, even though it usually plays an indispensible role.

 

[Berryracer]

Yeah, I used to think that paid stuff was better. Then I realized if it works, it works.

You're right, it may work and do the job, but with Paid you usually get quicker support and better features (sometimes)

Example, FlashFXP pwns FileZilla in terms of ease of use, connection stability, and features when trying to access your FTP server

Another example, Ashampoo Burning Studio 11 beats everything i've seen when it comes to GUI and ease of burning any CD/DVD/BlueRay disc you want

Another Example, nothing compares to Kaspersky Internet Security or Eset Smart Security when it comes to Antivirus suites, yes MSE and Avira are there, but they have some false positives, do not update as frequently as the paid ones do, Comodo Internet Security FREE is a good alternative but it is a resource hog, trying running a scan, your computer would be useless in terms of speed hit you get