Here are some free tools (mostly open source) that I use to help in my job as a software developer. Winmerge – an Open Source differencing and merging tool for Windows. WinMerge can compare both folders and files. PSPad — this … Continue reading
One application I use is the GIMP. It’s a graphics editing program. As a semi-professional photographer, I’m well aware that the free, Open Source GIMP application lags far behind Adobe Photoshop. The two biggest problems with GIMP are its lack … Continue reading
Over the years, I’ve come to rely on several programs for my home computing needs. Many of these programs are free. Some are restricted to home, non-commercial use and I’ve noted that where applicable. Here are some of my favorites: … Continue reading
Finally, someone get’s it! Amazon recently launched a beta of AmazonMP3.
So, an acquaintance mentioned the Ubuntu Linux Operating System to me some time back (non-geeks, this is not a blog post for you!). I looked it over briefly but didn’t decide to install it. Then, I took a hard look … Continue reading
