Category: Reviews – Software


Software for Starving Students has released a 2007 edition of its collection of freeware and open-source software.

The collection includes well-known gems like 7-Zip, Audacity, Blender, and OpenOffice.org–all stuff you can easily get yourself, but here the legwork is done for you. Plus, it comes with an easy-to-use installer. The idea behind the project is to give students (or anyone else) a single CD containing all the software they’ll need to be productive.

Just one caveat: The download is a disc image file (DMG for Mac users, ISO for Windows), so you need to know how to burn that image to a CD. It’s pretty much a drag-and-drop affair for Mac users, but Windows users will need a program like Nero or Active ISO Burner, which is freeware. Software for Starving Students 2007.01 is free; it’s available for Windows and Mac.

Software for Starving Students 2007.01

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A kool post I saw on free software available online.

Most of them we already know, but hey, this is a collection.

1. Firefox
Replaces Internet Explorer. The best thing about it is the vast range of plugins it got, ranging from FTP Transfer plugin (FireFTP) to edit ur sites to even one to edit ur blog pages (Performancing), u got download manager plugins like the DownThemAll, ScrapBook to selectively note down anything which u find online, Adblock, FlashBlock, VideoDownloaders… the list goes on. View full article »

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