Recomend a good bit of Freeware! - Page 5

Discord · 07-04-2007, 08:55 PM

Originally Bespoken by Yamaneko

Just a thought. Differentiate between freeware and open source apps.

What difference does it make for the end-user? I want a program that works well, not its header files.

Originally Bespoken by rubah

Actually they did a thing a year or two ago where you could download a serial from their website to run it without the nag screen like officially. It's perfectly easy to use it with the nag screen, I've been doing so for a long time xD

Meh, I've got the key, so I wouldn't know.

***crono_logical*** · 07-04-2007, 09:35 PM

I prefer 7-zip to winrar anyway

You can add InfraRecorder to that list of decent CD/DVD tools - great for making your own ISO images which you can then burn with ImgBurn if InfraRecorder can't burn it, and it's open source too

~*~Celes~*~ · 07-04-2007, 09:54 PM

Conquer Online-a great MMORPG where you can be either a taoist, a warrior, an archer, or a trojan. It's created with the ancient Chinese Kungfu and magic in mind, and in my opinion, a great play. There's something new for you to work on almost every new level-up, whether it be a new sword you can buy or the ability to mine. A game that can really keep you busy, and definitely worth a shot.

Discord · 07-04-2007, 11:04 PM

Updated.

bipper · 07-09-2007, 06:04 PM

Originally Bespoken by Discord

Originally Bespoken by Yamaneko

Just a thought. Differentiate between freeware and open source apps.

What difference does it make for the end-user? I want a program that works well, not its header files.

These things matter boatload with your liabilities and obligations. For normal use, not so much most of the time. However, if you say, edit a config file, and forward it on with out source, you can be considered in violation with GPL (especially 3, when that comes out

) It is good to know, just in case. It should be noted that people should read the licensing that comes with each product, as BSD, GPL, and most other open licensing is amendable.

Discord · 07-11-2007, 01:33 AM

Originally Bespoken by bipper

Originally Bespoken by Discord

Originally Bespoken by Yamaneko

Just a thought. Differentiate between freeware and open source apps.

What difference does it make for the end-user? I want a program that works well, not its header files.

These things matter boatload with your liabilities and obligations. For normal use, not so much most of the time. However, if you say, edit a config file, and forward it on with out source, you can be considered in violation with GPL (especially 3, when that comes out ) It is good to know, just in case. It should be noted that people should read the licensing that comes with each product, as BSD, GPL, and most other open licensing is amendable.

As you've said, normal use is barely affected by it. If everybody insists I could add the licence to the very end, but I think it'd be a slightly useless here.

bipper · 07-11-2007, 05:32 AM

*WE* are just trying to keep you busy.

Discord · 07-11-2007, 04:36 PM

Originally Bespoken by bipper

*WE* are just trying to keep you busy.

Uhhh... thanks, but I have enough databases to organise at work already, without having to resort to such drastic measures as EoFF to keep myself busy.