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Manit0u
Poland17257 Posts
On February 14 2009 07:54 Realpenguin wrote: X-Chat for Windows Replaces: your IRC client It's a really lightweight IRC client that offers quite a lot of customization. http://silverex.info/news/ Tried X-Chat. It's not free any more. Starts bugging you for licence purchase after some time and won't launch. | ||
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ghermination
United States2851 Posts
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ahrara_
Afghanistan1715 Posts
On February 14 2009 08:25 ghermination wrote: oh wow, you sure are cool. All that swearing doesn't make you sound "edgy" and "hip", it just makes you sound like an idiot. But i like the list, althought i'm surprised you didn't list Avast, its pretty much the standard for free antivirus. Also, PowerISO does quite a lot of good when it comes to iso's. I use it to play SC, because i'm too cheap to go buy a disc. why are you so angry? | ||
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white_box921
United Kingdom967 Posts
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Realpenguin
8253 Posts
On February 14 2009 08:05 Manit0u wrote: Tried X-Chat. It's not free any more. Starts bugging you for licence purchase after some time and won't launch. The version I posted is from another developer who took the source code of X-Chat and is publishing it for free. It's legal because the official shareware version is still opensource and licensed under GPL. | ||
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Centric
United States1989 Posts
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Ecael
United States6703 Posts
EDIT - To make this post have more relevance to the thread, I personally use Spyware Doctor via google pack for spyware. Adaware has been a bit annoying for me for some reason or another. Only briefly skimmed the thread though, so don't mind if others have mentioned it. White_box921, pretty much everything can play flac. Probably just needs you to download an additional extension or something, but nothing a quick google can't solve. Assuming that you mean just a flac individual file anyway. Flac+Cue is a bit weirder, but the majority of the standard players should be able to handle it anyway. As of late I've been using a mix of Foobar (audio) and zoom/MPC (video). | ||
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meathook
1289 Posts
On February 14 2009 07:54 Realpenguin wrote: JKDefrag Replaces: Windows defragger It's fast, it's simple, and it can optimize your disk (by bringing files together, closer to the beginning of the disk). It's a great program, with a lot of commandline options that could fit anyone's needs. http://www.kessels.com/JkDefrag/ X-Treme G Video Drivers (for Nvidia and ATI) Replaces: official Nvidia and ATI drivers Great for those who want the absolute best performance from their GPU. Performance won't soar like mad, but the benchmarks show some nice advantages over the official drivers. These are updated very often, so there's not much worry about missing out on any features from the official drivers. http://www.tweakforce.com/ Hmm. Thanks! I will try these. Deluge (BitTorent Client) Replaces: your current BitTorrent client I believe this is the most lightweight BT client out there. It's not bloated with features like Azureus/Vuze, and isn't completely naked like BitTornado. Try it out. http://deluge-torrent.org/ Unsure, but isn't Halite the most lightweight torrent client(with features)? | ||
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Ecael
United States6703 Posts
Now to wait for random Chinese nationals busting in with BitComet being the best client evar (No offense, but the padding files annoys the heck out of me and has essentially no use to most foreign users) | ||
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Realpenguin
8253 Posts
On February 14 2009 09:23 meathook wrote: Hmm. Thanks! I will try these. Unsure, but isn't Halite the most lightweight torrent client(with features)? Yeah, I just realized Deluge loaded python libraries and took up way more memory than even Azureus. I replaced Deluge in my post with XBT. It's a really light program, only having features that most people would need configure. But I'll have to try that Halite client sometime.  Torrent clients are mostly preference. I personally prefer programs that use a minimal amount of memory, so XBT is my current favorite.  | ||
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Exteray
United States1094 Posts
On February 13 2009 15:55 guga31bb wrote: vlc player is awesome +1 | ||
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nttea
Sweden4353 Posts
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ilovehnk
475 Posts
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IzzyCraft
United States4487 Posts
On February 14 2009 09:28 Ecael wrote: Torrent client discussion is arguably worse than Browser :p I'd stick using uTorrent myself. Now to wait for random Chinese nationals busting in with BitComet being the best client evar (No offense, but the padding files annoys the heck out of me and has essentially no use to most foreign users) It's just as pointless for those who are like performance is more or less null from one client to another. It's all abotu how lightweight and easy to set up. | ||
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Ecael
United States6703 Posts
On February 14 2009 11:26 IzzyCraft wrote: It's just as pointless for those who are like performance is more or less null from one client to another. It's all abotu how lightweight and easy to set up. Yeah, and in that context it is even harder to distinguish than browsers. There aren't all that much you can stuff on torrent clients anyway, to the point that all that I personally could do would be to complain about ones with odd features like BitComet. The small amount of features makes the differences miniscule. I suppose it is nice to toss out a few alternatives to such clients, but the differences between the rest are really nothing to bicker over. | ||
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fusionsdf
Canada15390 Posts
On February 13 2009 15:22 thedeadhaji wrote: Paint.net - a free photoshop with basic functionality. 100x better than standard paint. Notepad++ - say goodbye to regular shitty notepad. Has tabbed documents, word wrap, etc. There's others like Slypheen and stuff but i dont actively use them so I cant really comment on them. notepad++ kicks so much ass when it comes to programming its amazing | ||
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anch
United States5457 Posts
I am looking for optimum quality with compressed file size. The shits I have been using converts a 44min video into a 600mb .wmv | ||
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IzzyCraft
United States4487 Posts
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jodogohoo
Canada2533 Posts
On February 13 2009 15:49 xmShake wrote: IrfanView Replaces: Windows Photo Viewer Loads quickly, pretty much every image format supported, and the slideshow function works great. I guess it also can play video files and shit but I only use it for pictures. http://www.irfanview.com/ i definitely agree, irfanview is great | ||
GHOSTCLAW
United States17042 Posts
+1 on this as well, it works great depending on what you're trying to do tweakui if you run windows xp is yet another one that is just amazing | ||
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