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Software you just cannot live without?

Discussion in 'Software' started by zr_ox, 7 Jul 2007.

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  1. Amon

    Amon inch-perfect

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    Xfire and Steam :)
     
    Amon, 18 Sep 2007
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  2. Poisonous

    Poisonous Incestuious

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    Nero, Codec Pack, MSN + mess.be patch, Firefox + add-ons, Daemon, iTunes, Winamp, uTorrent, Joost. Others also, but those are what get put on right away after a fresh format/re-installation.
     
    Poisonous, 18 Sep 2007
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  3. Fophillips

    Fophillips What's a Dremel?

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    zsh
     
    Fophillips, 18 Sep 2007
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  4. Dizman

    Dizman What's a Dremel?

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    Besides the normal browser, mail, media players, etc: I would cease to function without adium, coda, newsfire, quicksilver, photoshop, and most recently logic express. I need iwork and mathematica for school. Basically, I'm apple's bitch.
     
    Dizman, 18 Sep 2007
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  5. thefriscokid

    thefriscokid why s**t so crazy?

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    firefox
    winamp
    vlc
    outlook 2007
    word 2007
    adobe reader 8
     
    thefriscokid, 18 Sep 2007
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  6. Woodstock

    Woodstock So Say We All

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    k3b. amarok, mplayer, package manger (the relevent one), bash
     
    Woodstock, 18 Sep 2007
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  7. Amon

    Amon inch-perfect

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    A rhetorical answer would be the software running life support machines.
     
    Amon, 19 Sep 2007
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  8. Cupboard

    Cupboard I'm not a modder.

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    Firefox with addons (if it didn't have the addons, I would cry, so I back them up :p)
    Office 2007 (Ultimate, free & legal:clap:)
    Synergy - so useful for controlling 2 computers
    A media player (foobar or iTunes, I only just made the switch)
    VLC & WM Classic
    Daemon tools
    Speedfan or other monitoring software
    Steinberg Wavelab (sound editing)
     
    Cupboard, 19 Sep 2007
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  9. Woodstock

    Woodstock So Say We All

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    oo.o comes in pretty handy for assignments too
     
    Woodstock, 19 Sep 2007
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  10. Tsen

    Tsen Steeped In Romance

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    Amarok (Winamp sucks, IMHO. So does iTunes and WMP. Foobar's okay, but takes to long to setup)
    Firefox
    VLC
    Daemon Tools
     
    Tsen, 19 Sep 2007
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  11. ComputerKing

    ComputerKing <img src="http://forums.bit-tech.net/images/smilie

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    ComputerKing, 19 Sep 2007
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  12. mctigger

    mctigger What's a Dremel?

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    ok, in no order:
    firefox, itunes, azureus, photoshop, counter strike (but not played it in ages), Adobe reader ( i read so many pdf files), sonic recordnow ( its so easy to use, plus i got it for free :))

    oops forgot msn aswell
     
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    mctigger, 20 Sep 2007
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  13. Duste

    Duste Sierra my delta, bravo!

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    Firefox, Thunderbird, Office, MSN, BF2, PhotoShop
     
    Duste, 20 Sep 2007
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  14. Tsen

    Tsen Steeped In Romance

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    mctigger: For just reading pdf's, you might want to use Foxit instead. It's free and a LOT less bloated than Adobe's reader.
     
    Tsen, 20 Sep 2007
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