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Your top 5 fave apps?

fragile · 2004-07-30 14:52:05

[Split from a (very) old thread here. Please don't drag up old threads. --adam] I guess Cygwin doesn't count as a single app, so I would have to say the following.. Firefox & Thunderbird Gaim SciTE - my text editor of choice Feeddemon - RSS reader that beats anything else on the market Azureus

30-07-2004 2:52pm

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[Split from a (very) old thread here. Please don't drag up old threads. --adam]

I guess Cygwin doesn't count as a single app, so I would have to say the following..

Firefox & Thunderbird
Gaim
SciTE - my text editor of choice
Feeddemon - RSS reader that beats anything else on the market
Azureus

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#2 30-07-2004 4:14pm

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#3 30-07-2004 4:30pm

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I just had to have 6

Digiguide - Enough said
Firefox - Enough said, and I can use it under Linux as well
Gaim - Trillian who?. And I can use it under Linux
DVD Shrink
Azureus - Best bittorrent client IMO and I can use it under Linux as well
Sharpreader - For Linux I use Straw which is similar.

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#4 31-07-2004 12:18am

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firefox - browser
soulseek - p2p
teamspeak - voice comms for online gaming
HLSW - online gaming server tool
nero - burning app.

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#5 31-07-2004 1:06pm

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mIRC
DC++
Bittorrent
nero
winamp5
media player classic (cus it CAN stream those .rm files ;-)

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#6 01-08-2004 1:22am

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1) Winamp 5
2) StyleXP
3) PhotoDrawv2
4) Ad-aware6
5) Nero 6

Almost everyone is listed winamp 2.81 Or winamp 3. Winamp 2.81 is Ok but a little bit dated, Winamp 3 is pure Sh**. Winamp 5 is the way to go.

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#8 01-08-2004 1:42am

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jessy wrote:

Almost everyone is listed winamp 2.81 Or winamp 3. Winamp 2.81 is Ok but a little bit dated, Winamp 3 is pure Sh**. Winamp 5 is the way to go.

Probably because the post is sixteen months old and Winamp 3 was the newest then (?)...

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#9 01-08-2004 2:35am

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On the subject of feed readers - www.bloglines.com - seriously good feedreader (online type thing) far better than feedreader et al

Dizz

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#10 02-08-2004 11:38am

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Depending on what PC I'm on I'll use either one of number 1

1. Mozilla/Firefox/Thunderbird
2. Winamp
3. Filezilla
4. Windows Media Player Alternative (plays quicktime & realplayer)
5. Nero

if I wasn't using my own PC I'd also include Spybot 1.3

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#11 02-08-2004 11:47am

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Foxmail - email client
Paint Shop Pro
Mame32 - GAMES

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#12 02-08-2004 8:51pm

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Achilles wrote:

media player classic (cus it CAN stream those .rm files ;-)

So can winamp.
http://classic.winamp.com/plugins/details.php?id=22143

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#13 02-08-2004 11:21pm

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All Seeing Eye
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Firefox
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#14 02-08-2004 11:29pm

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No particular order:

Ad-Ware 6.0
IE Spell Plug-in
Msn Messenger
Kazaa Lite K++
Google Toolbar

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#15 03-08-2004 12:11am

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meh yeah well can winamp play bink files? roq files? quicktime files?! huh.. ehh.. ehh, huh?!

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#16 03-08-2004 12:20am

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Achilles wrote:

meh yeah well can winamp play bink files? roq files? quicktime files?! huh.. ehh.. ehh, huh?!

What can???

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#17 03-08-2004 12:23am

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media player classic hack from the k++ codec pack.

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#18 03-08-2004 12:24am

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but are those file names, other than .quicktime really that common? i never heard of them!!!

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#19 03-08-2004 12:26am

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bink files are movie files from most commercial pc games and roq files are video files from games based on the quake engine.

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#20 03-08-2004 12:27am

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ok, thanks

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#21 03-08-2004 2:34pm

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Originally posted by me in the old thread
* mIRC & No Name Script
* AVG 6.0 Anti-Virus
* Win DVD & DVD Region Killer / Xine (when it works)
* HLSW
* Alcohol 120%

List has changed a little since then
*Mozilla Firefox
*AVG
*Kerio Personal Firewall
*VLC (still use WinDVD & DVD Region Killer tho not as much)
*Steam

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CDex

putty

fma

firefox - altough i mainly use IE6

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#23 04-08-2004 3:30pm

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in no order

Kazaa Lite++
Evolution Audio Lite
IrfanView
Nero 6
Winamp5

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#24 05-08-2004 11:40am

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tis a memory hog but...

ITUNES!!!!!

also
********
textpad
adaware
zonealarm
AVG anti virus!

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#25 05-08-2004 11:57am

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PSPad
Mozilla Firefox
Mozilla Thunderbird
Kerio Personal Firewall
Winamp 5

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#26 05-08-2004 5:47pm

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naitkris wrote:

PSPad
Mozilla Firefox
Mozilla Thunderbird
Kerio Personal Firewall
Winamp 5

Its great to see so many people using Mozilla these days

I have to say Kerio Personal Firewall ain't a bad app, does the job anyway and allows alot of configuration to be done, I used to use AtGuard untill symantec bought the company that made it and f*cked it up and turned it into Norton Internet Security
Now AtGuard was a excellent firewall and it was only 3.5MB..

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