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Esta muy bueno este sitio pero me gustaria saber si existe algun prog por ahi para desactivar, anti virus como el KaspersKy sin estar en la seccion de administrador.
Alexei using 200.55.147.x () - 15:39 - 06 December '04
Thanks a million! This list is very useful to me.
Have a Merry Christmas!
Doug using 80.60.244.x () (URL) - 19:37 - 21 December '04
Hola, la verdad ya uso muchos de los programas de esta lista, muy buenos por cierto. Pero creo que falta uno que a mi parecer para los que bajamos mucha música en distintos formatos(MP3, OGG) a través de p2p nos es muy útil a la hora de organizar los archivos... Prueben este programa "The Godfather", me ha parecido increible
lucalan using 63.171.232.x () - 21:58 - 06 January '05
Great list with the Total Commander as the King!
I would add just three more for every day use:
Powermarks, CrapCleaner and of course Firefox.
SinceZX81 using 207.162.229.x () - 22:16 - 21 January '05
Aha, total commander als eerste, volledig mee eens. Gebruik je ook de POP3 plugin voor Totalcommander? Het eerst wat ik doe als ik ergens binnenkom in een bedrijf voor een technische klus: TC installeren LOL!
B@@ using 32.106.192.x (URL) - 23:07 - 23 January '05
Ben zo'n 20 jaar geleden begonnen met Norton Comm. Nu TCL en bevalt nog steeds uitstekend.
martin using 62.251.17.x () - 17:22 - 22 December '05
Ik mis nog: VLC, Virtual Edit, URUSoft Subtitle Workshop, DAEMON Tools, IrfanView, Geminisoft Pimmy, SysInternals Tools, Hamster Playground, FileWare FileSync, Tortoise SVN, Cygwin, Active Perl, Xi NetTransport, Able MIDI-editor, XViD, X-Lite (VoIP).
Dr.Ruud using 194.109.164.x () - 23:42 - 08 January '06
VLC komt wat mij betreft niet in de buurt van KMplayer.
Virtual Edit? Eeh.. ooit met Sony Vegas gewerkt?
Irfanview is troep vergeleken met ThumbsPlus, Fileware Filesync is een slap aftreksel van TotalCommander's sync optie. SysInternals heeft maar 1 tool die interessant is (en die staat er al bij). Cygwin heb ik niet nodig. Active Perl evenmin. Kortom: Maak uw eigen lijst ;-)
jult using 192.168.1.x - 01:14 - 09 January '06
Ik mis ZTree (filemanager)en TagScanner
Leuke lijst verder
paul using 213.84.190.x - 13:13 - 19 January '06
ZTree zit 10 keer beter in TotalCommander. Hint:
http://jult.nl/printscreens/totalcomtree
Tagscanner zal ik eens bekijken. Dank voor de tip.
jult using 192.168.1.x - 14:51 - 19 January '06
Having tried tagscanner: I didn't like its CDDB- or freedb database import feature as those databases are full of errors, double entries and are limited. Surely an audiophile like you has experimented with softwares that utilize TRM fingerprints, like Picard? (http://musicbrainz.org/tagger/)
Tuomas using 195.148.156.x (URL) - 11:12 - 04 May '06
Those few errors caused by databases I have no problem correcting. Also, I rarely use tagscanner for that anyway, I use it to copy and paste tags, to mass tag, to use wildcards for selections and tagging, to create new tags for new tracks. Picard is for people ripping entire albums from CD, I don't care much for having or 'owning' entire albums on disk, I only listen to (or use) very few tracks from each album, and I'm not wasting space for the off chance that someone else might sometime want that one track from some album.
Plus, a software-site without screenshots annoys me, and the UI of picard is not very logical. Have they ever heard of the right-click button on the mouse?
Julius using 192.168.1.x - 12:40 - 04 May '06
Samplitude 2496 al eens gebruikt?
Michiel de R using 80.79.40.x (URL) - 09:23 - 24 July '06
Nee, maar ik vrees dat ik Sonic Foundry's Vegas (sorry, SONY) toch lekkerder vind.
Zelfs als je het videodeel ervan uit zet.
http://www.sonymediasoftware.com/Product..jult using 192.168.1.x - 14:14 - 24 July '06
Vers ontdekt, iets wat ik eigenlijk al jaren eerder gehad zou willen hebben. Console, een tabbed cli voor XP.
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles..Jonic using 212.203.31.x () (URL) - 12:21 - 25 July '06
I do not understand why SquirrelMail is used so widely, except for its really low requirements. I have written a short review of four different webmailers, including SquirrelMail, IlohaMail, RoundCube and BlueMamba.
jxs using 80.130.66.x () (URL) - 13:37 - 28 June '09
Are you kidding me? Do you really think IlohaMail, RoundCube and BlueMamba are even remotely as good as Squirrelmail? Those are all slow, heavy, ugly, insecure, HTML-mailers with bad database-management and many useless extra points of failure nobody needs.
I don't understand why people are even contemplating other webmail engines. Why would you want to? What do you MISS using Squirrelmail? It's the best client out there, by far. In many ways it even surpasses client software like Thunderbird, Kmail, Pegasus, Eudora and the webbased Gmail and Yahoo!
Julius using 82.168.66.x - 15:29 - 28 June '09
