Reviewed TagScanner 6.1.1313 years ago
Works perfect in linux under wine too. Read full review |
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Reviewed SUMo 5.17.10.54213 years ago
Yeah well TG I use mostly portable stuff. This serves no purpose other than to aggregate the public's installed softwares. Social networking to get updates? Really. What happened to the check for updates button. Too hard? |
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Reviewed Interactive Calendar 2.213 years ago
Toss it on to a digital picture display, ts no doubt, and maybe, but for a calendar it already seems a bit bloated. There's no way I want a calendar overlayed on my screen. Currently I use Borg, but rainlendar would be my second choice bar none. Read full review |
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Reviewed Super Flexible File Synchronizer 6.0313 years ago
Actually in linux it is portable as a single executable is free and works beautifully. I'm still a linux noob so who knows. Fsarchiver is also recommended but that's linux only. Read full review |
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Reviewed LibreOffice for Windows 7.3.313 years ago
swriter opens svg's just fine. At least in this version.If you just need the basics abiword will work just as well if not better. Read full review |
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Reviewed Emerge Desktop 6.2.0.1328 Beta13 years ago
Now that sharpe is no more this is the perfect replacement. |
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Reviewed Wine 10.013 years ago
I'm running mint with wine 1.3.15 and typing in palemoon portable. Complaining about wine makes for a good laugh. Read full review |
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Reviewed PC FSearcher 5.0.4 Beta13 years ago
Weird. The first time I ran it I randomly searched for *.icm on C. It immediately gave me access errors on some temp folders but did locate seemingly everything. On every next time I run it for the exact same search, it gives me folder access... Read full review |
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Reviewed Batch Compiler 16.013 years ago
This is far far different from batchrun (.brs files). It is notepad optimized to create exe's which you compile by hand using the tools in this gui. world's away from batchrun Read full review |
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