Last free IcoFX
Last free IcoFX
Alert user laudrepay just figured out that IcoFX went payware.
Fortunately its at the top of the list over at LastFreeware
http://www.321download.com/LastFreeware ... html#IcoFX
Question is whether or not 321download.com is a reliable/safe download site. I'm reasonably sure we've used it before for other entries but just want to be sure.
Fortunately its at the top of the list over at LastFreeware
http://www.321download.com/LastFreeware ... html#IcoFX
Question is whether or not 321download.com is a reliable/safe download site. I'm reasonably sure we've used it before for other entries but just want to be sure.
Re: Last free IcoFX
@webfork
I no longer have the zip file
But I think I have the exe version you want
so if you download a matching MD5 you should be ok
IcoFX.exe by Attila Kovrig
Version: 1.6.4.0
MD5 83431F88976D77A90429EFC128FBE1E0
(hmm? thinks... would be good if a hash of the latest versions were held on the DB)
Hope that helps
I no longer have the zip file
But I think I have the exe version you want
so if you download a matching MD5 you should be ok
IcoFX.exe by Attila Kovrig
Version: 1.6.4.0
MD5 83431F88976D77A90429EFC128FBE1E0
(hmm? thinks... would be good if a hash of the latest versions were held on the DB)
Hope that helps
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Re: Last free IcoFX
Filehippo has the old version 1.6.4: http://filehippo.com/download_icofx/6890/
That's something to think about, full archive hash would be nice.(hmm? thinks... would be good if a hash of the latest versions were held on the DB)
Re: Last free IcoFX
Well, my copy of IcoFX.exe has the following information:NickR wrote:@webfork
I no longer have the zip file
But I think I have the exe version you want
so if you download a matching MD5 you should be ok
IcoFX.exe by Attila Kovrig
Version: 1.6.4.0
MD5 83431F88976D77A90429EFC128FBE1E0
(hmm? thinks... would be good if a hash of the latest versions were held on the DB)
Hope that helps
File version: 1.6.4.0
MD5 hash: 399CAB3C5EB32165AAC21436F8705C21
Timestamp: 17 November 2008
Note the different hash.
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Re: Last free IcoFX
Mine matches NickR's. And that's the one bundled in IcoFX Portable 1.6.4.
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Re: Last free IcoFX
If you want, the last official free package is also available from my website:
http://www.lupopensuite.com/db/icofx.htm
http://www.lupopensuite.com/db/icofx.htm
Re: Last free IcoFX
OK, I have compared them.JohnTHaller wrote:Mine matches NickR's. And that's the one bundled in IcoFX Portable 1.6.4.
Mine
Size: 2 764 288 bytes
MD5: 399CAB3C5EB32165AAC21436F8705C21
Date: 17 November 2008
The one in IcoFX Portable
Size: 2 764 800 bytes
MD5: 83431F88976D77A90429EFC128FBE1E0
Date: 18 November 2008
So I have a slightly older build. I'll update it.
If anyone is interested, my copy is available here.
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Re: Last free IcoFX
Anyone have the ZIP version? Both FileHippo and Lupo's site have the EXE version.
By way of general policy, I want to select mirror sites that carry two criterion:
By way of general policy, I want to select mirror sites that carry two criterion:
- 1. A reputation of some kind and a no spyware/adware/etc. policy (hence my question about the 321download.com site).
2. The ability to handle some heavy bandwidth (and unlikely to get dDOS'd)
Re: Last free IcoFX
Here's my copy of icofxpe.zip.
It's dated 21 November 2008 and the executable within matches NickR's hash.
It's dated 21 November 2008 and the executable within matches NickR's hash.
Re: Last free IcoFX
I think my server offers a good bandwidth, have you speed problems from somewhere?
Anyway all my apps are packaged as 7-Zip self-extracting EXE, not the official EXE/Setup versions.. so you need only to download and extract them ..is there a reason to prefer ZIP packages? because I decided my solution to use 7z compression, that is better than zip compression..
Anyway all my apps are packaged as 7-Zip self-extracting EXE, not the official EXE/Setup versions.. so you need only to download and extract them ..is there a reason to prefer ZIP packages? because I decided my solution to use 7z compression, that is better than zip compression..
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Re: Last free IcoFX
Do you have permission to repackage IcoFX and other freeware apps in another package? Because without permission (either directly from the publisher or explicitly stated in the EULA), it's illegal to repackage software.Lupo73 wrote:I think my server offers a good bandwidth, have you speed problems from somewhere?
Anyway all my apps are packaged as 7-Zip self-extracting EXE, not the official EXE/Setup versions.. so you need only to download and extract them ..is there a reason to prefer ZIP packages? because I decided my solution to use 7z compression, that is better than zip compression..
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Re: Last free IcoFX
I directly contacted authors of IcoFX and other apps to repackage and distribute them.
Re: Last free IcoFX
Yep. From the license:JohnTHaller wrote:Do you have permission to repackage IcoFX and other freeware apps in another package? Because without permission (either directly from the publisher or explicitly stated in the EULA), it's illegal to repackage software.
5. All redistributions of the Software's files must be in their original, unmodified form. Distributions of modified versions of the files is not permitted without express written permission of the Author.
No but I'm guessing your server doesn't match the power behind it that download services like softpedia, filehippo, etc. have. Again, if I'm off on that, let me know.Lupo73 wrote:I think my server offers a good bandwidth, have you speed problems from somewhere?
Usually. 7-zip's LZMA algorithm is most adapted for large amounts of similar data. So while for lots of text documents or database files it has a dramatic advantage, other files its about the same as ZIP.Lupo73 wrote:is there a reason to prefer ZIP packages? because I decided my solution to use 7z compression, that is better than zip compression.
I'd like to keep the same file that IcoFX was distributing just for consistency, but if there was a strong size difference, obviously what you have now is preferable.
Re: Last free IcoFX
Verified. Thanks jiesk.jiesk wrote:Here's my copy of icofxpe.zip.
It's dated 21 November 2008 and the executable within matches NickR's hash.
NickR: is the entire zip archive hash 069E5551B7DEEE6F37833E8930E66A34?
Re: Last free IcoFX
webfork: Yes I can confirm that is the correct hash for the full zip of the version I have
MD5 069E5551B7DEEE6F37833E8930E66A34
MD5 069E5551B7DEEE6F37833E8930E66A34