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Links to Freeware Downloads

yufettodes

Hi!

I have discovered a few freeware URLs and wish to share them here on this forum for the benefit of all. That is why I went and registered here.

I would be grateful if other people can give their links also, in the event that I've missed anything.

I have these links for freeware text editors, word processors, spreadsheets, presentation creators and database systems:

1. SoftMaker FreeOffice

2. ONLYOFFICE Desktop Editors

3. LibreOffice

4. Atlantis Word Processor

5. Polaris Office Web

6. TextPad

7. EditPad

8. Notepad++

9. Google Workspace

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yufettodes

I also have some links for freeware CAD systems:

1. nanoCAD Free

2. LibreCAD

3. FreeCAD

4. QCAD

5. DWGSee Viewer & Editor

6. Bentley View

yufettodes

I have some free PDF viewer download URLs:

1. Master PDF Editor

2. Qoppa PDF Studio Viewer

3. Adobe Reader

yufettodes

I have some more free text editor download links:

1. EditPad Lite

2. emacs

yufettodes

I also have some freeware still image and motion image URLs:

1. Krita

2. GNU Image Processor

3. Blender

4. Inkscape

DopeTech

Ninite.com

yufettodes

There is a screen recorder from Blueberry called FlashBack.

NCH Software have numerous types of freeware downloads available on their Web site.

yufettodes

There are also many freeware Web browsers. Here are some of them:

1. Blisk

2. Falkon

3. SRWare Iron

4. Vivaldi

5. Opera

6. Firefox

yufettodes

There is a plethora of freeware available on Github and also on SourceForge.

DopeTech

Is this thread a chatgpt experiment?! Seems like it.

yufettodes

I did not get the names of these free downloads from a chatbot. I got them from searching online. I cannot paste the URLs, because I am a new user, only the names.

yufettodes

There is no recent list of freeware links on boards. That is why I started this thread. Most of the threads here are from years ago and link to sites that have gone offline.

yufettodes

Don't forget that all versions of Windows come with WordPad. Not really freeware, but it is still a basic substitute if Word is not available. Word can open and edit files created in WordPad.

yufettodes

I exported my bookmarks to HTML. When I am able to paste hyperlinks, I will update my posts accordingly. There is a thread like this one which someone started 17 years ago, but it is closed, so I had to start my own thread.

yufettodes

KiCad EDA is a free program for electronic circuit design and simulation.

Audacity is a free audio recorder and editor.

yufettodes

LTspice from Analog Devices is a free download for electronic circuit simulation etc.

AutoDesk EAGLE is free with a subscription to Fusion 360.

DoubleCAD XT is a free 2D CAD program.

yufettodes

There is also Obsidian for mind maps.

There are also the free Web office software Zoho Office Suite and Microsoft Office for the Web.

yufettodes

There is also a spreadsheet Gnumeric and a word processor AbiWord.

For the Pascal programming language there is PascalABC.NET, or Free Pascal and Lazarus or Embarcadero Delphi Community Edition.

For BASIC, there is Gambas or FreeBASIC.

yufettodes

Apologies that the posts in this thread are random. The reason being is that I haven't had yet sorted out my bookmarks in proper order.

[Deleted User]

All very useful & appreciated.

I like Libre Office myself, first discovered in on a Linux VM.

FishOnABike

portableapps.com has a huge range of freeware you can put on a USB drive and bring anywhere with you.

DopeTech

Online version of the Microsoft Suite - All you need is a Microsoft account - log in at portal.office.com. Good for 90% of basic tasks in Word, Excel etc.

yufettodes

There are DOSBox and FreeDOS, which are basically free alternatives to MS-DOS.

Dan Bricklin has VisiCalc for DOS as a free download on his Web site. Also, Ability Plus for DOS is available free online from Ability Software's Web site.

yufettodes

Also UVviewsoft has Universal Viewer for free download.

yufettodes

Apologies again for the randomness of this thread. I'll post the hyperlinks as soon as I can, but, obviously, for now, people here can google the names of the software I've mentioned. I am glad to see that this is helpful for people.

yufettodes

Microsoft have the following for GNU/Linux (Ubuntu etc) for free: Edge and also PowerShell, Visual Basic & C# (.NET Core) and also SQL Server. But not the Windows Command Prompt or C++/CLI for GNU/Linux.

yufettodes

For OS virtualisation, there is VMWare Workstation Player or Oracle VirtualBox for free.

For an emulator, there is QEMU for free download.

yufettodes

Raincode has a free compiler for COBOL.

Silverfrost has a free compiler for Fortran.

The NVIDA HPC SDK for C, C++ and Fortran is also available as a free download.

yufettodes

For the Microsoft .NET Framework, there is also Mono from Xamarin (https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/apps/xamarin).

yufettodes

I hope that this thread is useful for people.

Not really software, but these 2 sites have high-quality, bona fide, 100% free ebooks on numerous technical topics:

RedGate Books (https://www.red-gate.com/hub/books/)
Syncfusion (https://www.syncfusion.com/succinctly-free-ebooks)

yufettodes

Again, not really freeware, but Pluralsight have a 10-day free trial of their multimedia learning resources for a large number of technical topics relating to IT: https://www.pluralsight.com/pricing/free-trial