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smaragdus wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2019 2:57 pm

According to this article SRWare Iron is spyware.

Unlike the Slimjet article on Neocities, I agree with this one

This is old news though!

According to this article Slimjet is spyware . The word "spyware" is a little too harsh. (The following thoughts are only based on the Neocities article.) * Slimjet just didn't remove Google APIs like Translate and Extensions. Those are quite handy features to have. * They do use Bing, but what bro...

File details Download size: 88.7MB Uncompressed size: 243MB (255,397,888 bytes) Safesearch DB takes up 75MB. I would suggest removing that from the distribution ZIP file and downloading it on-demand if it is selected in the configuration area. Quick review: When you launch Briskbard, there is a lan...

Wow! Very impressive! I haven't checked it out yet, but I say impressive just based on the features list. Those that miss Opera 12 might like BriskBard for the integrated email client and news aggregator. The FTP client, IRC and newsgroups reader are bonuses. I'll definitely check this out when I ha...

I'm currently using 1.28 and haven't upgraded yet.

Let me know if you want me to upload this somewhere, webfork.

From what I gathered from the site and videos, Levinux is a server, not an OS.

I've been testing Manjaro on a separate partition.

Not bad, but I'd still miss certain Windows apps way too much.

I use WinPython Zero and it works for my needs. Good if you don't mind using the command line.

Had a chance to test this as I needed to transfer some files between computers on a local network and didn't want to use a USB drive. It really is barebones! The interface only shows connected IPs, but doesn't show what type of current transfers are occurring. The only way to tell if any transfers a...

This looks like a nice and very simple-to-use SFTP server. Thanks for suggesting, webfork!

I might use yAP to clear the reg entry when I find the need to use this app down the line.
Awhile back, I used Serva as a FTP server and I hated it.

I didn't want to resort to the command-line for this because I wanted to be able to pinpoint the portions I wanted to cut with a GUI.

If I used the command-line technique I'd have to write down the split points in a text file first.

webfork wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 07, 2018 6:40 pm

freakazoid wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 07, 2018 10:22 am

Was looking for a way to trim OGG files losslessly and found this program.

Merging with the earlier thread.

Does it cut audio files as well?

Yes, it cuts audio as well, which was the main reason I wanted to try this out.

If the main reason for ditching a browser is because of the icon set, then that's not a valid reason at all.

SeaMonkey and K-Meleon looks like ass by default, but can be styled to look better.

Always nice to have alternatives, but I'm sticking with SunsetScreen for now.

Has a GUI (not the prettiest), but uses .NET. Memory usage is 5.3MB on my Windows 10 com.

Was looking for a way to trim OGG files losslessly and found this program. https://camo.githubusercontent.com/88b5a9c61a9d6a3d6fd5ee85a66370804a0d1017/68747470733a2f2f7468756d62732e6766796361742e636f6d2f486967684163636c61696d6564416e61636f6e64612d73697a655f726573747269637465642e676966 Some quick not...