You were just nobody if you didn't have a stolen copy of Harvard Graphics. I don't recall ever seeing a legal copy.
CDburnXP
works on 7
I stopped using Winrar because it's so rare that I use rars anymore. When I compress stuff, it's usually more to turn millions of files into a couple of hundred files (I have a lot of manga on my computer). Don't really care how good the compression is in that case so I use zips since it's directly supported by windows. The few times I need to extract rars I just use 7zip since it's not always bugging me to buy a license.
I stopped using winamp when they decided to put a browser in their player. I don't need one bloated program to do everything, and the moment a company starts moving in that direction I generally stop using their product. Foobar just works and is incredibly lightweight with a cleaner UI by default.
WMP is just more microsoft ass. It's deleted from any system I touch.
Itunes is more Apple ass. It's deleted from any system I touch.
VLC is a great video client, but as an audio client sucks ass.
I told the author a long time ago that "CDBurnerXP Pro" was the dumbest name...EVER.
- Works on Vista and 7, so having "XP" in the name will make people think it's old / abandoned.
- "Pro" implies there are multiple versions, maybe a "lite" or free version. People might assume they've got a limited trial of the "Pro" version, but it's actually freeware.
- Name gives the "dubious rogue malware" vibe. Only way it could be worse is "CDBurnerXP Pro 2012"
He didn't want to change it.
False, irc is still used quite often. Sure not as much as before, but still very alive.
Khaled said:What makes this even more eye-opening is that mIRC is still being downloaded about as much as it ever has been, although the demographics have changed somewhat - the largest number of mIRC users are still in the United States and Europe - but the fastest growth of users is in South America and Asia where a whole new generation of users seems to be discovering IRC.
Since so many people use iTunes to manage their iPods, iPhones, and iPads...I hope you don't remove it from their computers.
Of course, fewer people will use it now that iOS5 no longer requires iTunes.
BeOS
I told the author a long time ago that "CDBurnerXP Pro" was the dumbest name...EVER.
- Works on Vista and 7, so having "XP" in the name will make people think it's old / abandoned.
- "Pro" implies there are multiple versions, maybe a "lite" or free version. People might assume they've got a limited trial of the "Pro" version, but it's actually freeware.
- Name gives the "dubious rogue malware" vibe. Only way it could be worse is "CDBurnerXP Pro 2012"
He didn't want to change it.
Agreed. I still use it though. Gets the job done the rare time I want to burn something.