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It might help if you tell more about the program. I'm unfamiliar with Noiseware.
I have 2. 1) Mozilla Firefox - I hate Microsoft Explorer, this alternative webbrowser is much easier to use and has "ad ons" that are very useful. 2) AVG - Free antivirus. Enough said! |
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My favorite "Freeware" has got to be "GIMP". Available here:
http://www.gimp.org/ It's almost as powerful as Photoshop. It's a great way to learn about layers and masking. It has a huge list of available tutorials (online), and you can even create your own "Actions". (Actions are processes that involve more than 1 step. Once created, you only have to click once to get all steps done.) I highly reccomend this program.
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I agree with Firefox. I hate IE too. I'm going to have to try AVG.
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I use Adium chat ware, much like MSN and AOL instant messanger. That way I can communicate with my editor instantly before and after sending pixs. Or just talking to my friends. Great communication software. I also use Safari and Firefox for internet browsers. Other than that, I don't any other freeware.
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Great thread idea, Lori!
My first thought was google's Picasa for editing and viewing photographs. Not as powerful as the GIMP, but quick and easy all the way.
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Ah yes, shareware/freeware/opensource. Good stuff!
Here's a short list of my fav's - FireFox or IceWeasel - Winamp (it really kicks the Llama's ass!) - Spybot Search and Destroy - Ad-aware - VLC Player (Best music/video player of all time) - BitTorrent I'm sure there's stuff i'm missing. Ah well, long live open source!! ~Eric
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Photography-related would be DigiKam for organizing and simple editing, GIMP for more complex editing and UFRAW for the infrequent times I have a RAW file to work with. For uploading to Flickr I use jUploadr. I'm also using the commandline "exiftool" because GIMP *still* strips out IPTC tags
, hopefully they'll address that issue.Firefox is my browser of choice on any OS and for anti-malware duty on my wife's Windows system we installed free versions of Avast!, Ad-Aware and Threatfire.
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Another is spybot, from spybot.org and of course Adaware...
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