That I can't live without? firefox of course google earth and TASKINFO -- if you don;t have it, get it. --flk
iTunes, Firefox, Opera, Chrome, Gimp, Inkscape, notepadd++ VLC, Wireshark, PSPVideo 9 Dvdecryptor Dvd Shrink, Openoffice.org Adblock+ Spybot S&D Mame, Quake Live Winrar, UFraw Daz 3d Sony PMB
Sorry to necro, but you can get a free version of Fraps it just has limited functionality. http://www.fraps.com/download.php Any chance of making this thread a sticky?
No necessarily every day, but for me: Opera (FF's memory management problems are just inexcusable at this point, imo) 7-Zip (unlike WinRAR, actually free) CCleaner Most of the Sysinternals suite (Process Monitor, Process Explorer, SDelete, Autoruns) Speccy GIMP Foxit Reader (stick to pre-3.0 versions) Media Player Classic Home Cinema VLC (for the rare file MPC can't handle) FileZilla XAMPP Peerblock uTorrent avast ClamWin Spybot S&D McAfee Stinger (the only McAfee product I'll come near) Irfanview ImDisk Virtual Disk Driver IMGBurn MP3TagTools CutePDF Incidentally, I'm surprised so many people use Acrobat Reader - it's bloated crapware, and there are better alternatives. Maybe it's magically better under Win7? I've played with Chrome a bit, and it seems all right, but I don't really trust Google. That's why I stick with Opera - occasionally it leaks memory and needs a restart, but it's far better than FF or IE for me.
Thought i'd add sumatra PDF most lightweight pdf viewer i've found. Only drawback is i know get frustrated having to wit for the computers at uni to open a pdf as they use adobe.
I carry Sumatra on the flash drive that's always with me, but it's a little ugly for everyday use. But that's just me. Also, it seems to not play nice with interactive PDFs, iirc. I almost forgot the one I do use every day - Crimson Editor. The only downside I've found is that it can't handle multiple-syntax highlighting (ie, Javascript and HTML).
