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• 7-Zip file archiver – a polished, quickly, and efficient file archiver. Supports the following formats, 7z, ZIP, GZIP, BZIP2, TAR, RAR, CAB, ISO, ARJ, LZH, CHM, MSI, WIM, Z, CPIO, RPM, DEB and NSIS.
• Infra Recorder – User-friendly and lean recorder suite for CD / DVD / HD DVD / Blu-ray. Supports also creation of music CDs from MP3 files directly.
• VLC Player – The best and most user-friendly film and video player. Simply a must have.
• Launchy – A so called key-stroke launcher. Makes it smart and easy to start programs in Windows just like Quicksilver does it for Mac and Gnome Do for Gnome under Linux.
• Paint.NET – Good, polished, and fast photo processing and editing program. Smarter and more user friendly than Adobe Photoshop
• PDFCreator – Easy and quick program to create PDF files. PDFCreator easily creates PDFs from any Windows program. Use it like a printer in Wor d, StarCalc or any other Windows application.
• Notepad++ – Wonderful and quick editor for text and various programming languages.

• uTorrent – BitTorrent client used to download movies, software and music albums from the peer to peer net. The stuff for download can often be found on thepiratebay.org or torrentz.com.

• Firefox – Quick and easy to use browser. A Must have on Windows 7.
• Picasa – Easy and simple program for managing and storing photos and photo albums.
• iTunes – super duper program managing music collections, it can handle tons of mp3 files
• VirtualBox – easy and fast virtual machine that can be used to test Linux distributions, and to install windows inside another windows – Fancy, fancy and quite usable.
• OpenOffice – complete office suite containing; Word processing, Spreadsheets, Presentation editor, Drawing, Database programs and etc. A must have, and it works better than Microsoft Office.
• Inkscape – Drawing program for drawing vector drawings (logos and such things).
• Scribus – Polished, user-friendly DTP program, used to create brochures, catalogs, reports, articles, etc.

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This post reviews the five most popular free for download themes for Windows 7 available on the internet.

Themes for Windows often requires different types of heavy and resource demanding 3rd party software, e.g. like ThemeXP and others. In this post I have collected the most popular themes that do not require additional 3rd party software, but just works out of the box. Don’t bother on trying them with Vista or XP because they just wont work.

Black Windows 7 Theme

Black Windows 7 Theme

Download the theme here.

Blue Windows 7 Theme

TBD

Tiger Windows 7 Theme

TBD

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Transform your GPS smartphone into the complete mobile travel toolkit with Garmin Mobile XT. Simply plug the data card into your compatible phone for spoken turn-by-turn directions to points of interest, phone book contacts, location-tagged photographs and Google Local destinations with the latest maps for Europe.

There is torrents floating around on the net, which enables you to download the software needed.

Look for torrents containing: (Google search)
- Garmin Mobile XT 5 for Symbian 3rd edition devices
- Europe Map 2010.1 v13.10 (Map ID : 449)

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Transform your GPS smartphone into the complete mobile travel toolkit with Garmin Mobile XT. Simply plug the data card into your compatible phone for spoken turn-by-turn directions to points of interest, phone book contacts, location-tagged photographs and Google Local destinations with the latest maps for Europe.

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Look for torrents containing: (Google search)
- Garmin Mobile XT version 5.0.0.50
- Europe Map 2010.1 v13.10 (Map ID : 449)

Garmin Mobile XT version 5.0.0.50 is reported to work on a Nokia 5800 Xpress Music (Firmware 21.0.025)

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I’m a day to day OpenOffice user and I like OpenOffice, but over time I have stumbled over features, which was lacking – compared to Microsoft Office 2007. With the release of OpenOffice 3.0 in September a number of the features that I miss the most in my daily use of OpenOffice seems to get implemented and integrated. Here is my list features that OpenOffice lacks in comparison to Microsoft Office 2007.

1. Presenter Screen in Impress – Powerpoint has got a nifty and very user-friendly presenter view – as far as I can see, a presenter screen for Impress is in the works
2. Support for Office Open XML – seems to get integrated too
3. More polished UI – Calc seems to get a new theme for the 3.0 release
4. Performance – both in terms of speed and space – My experience: OpenOffice is slow, but it seems to get better and better
5. Native PDF-import – seems to be in the works

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Video of “Usability with Kelly Norton” from Pearson Education’s Voices That Matter: Google Web Toolkit conference.

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This great post describes howto install and use Microsoft’s new ClearType fonts used in Microsoft Windows Vista in Ubuntu Linux and perhaps in any other Linux distribution like Debian or whatever. The ClearType fonts are nicely designed and include; Constantia, Corbel, Calibri, Cambria, Candara and Consolas.

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It is obvious that Graphical User Interface-based applications have many advantages over command line interfaces and vice versa. The question is then, could a user interface be designed to incorporate and combine features and advantages from the GUI (Graphical User Interface) and the CLI (Command Line Interface).

Until now a few projects has tried – more or less successful.
CUI (Composite User Interface)

CUI (Composite User Interface) – The cuiterm is a pilot application for the CUI (Composite User Interface) methodology made to demonstrate the power of the composite user interfaces.

Hotwire – Hypershell
Hotwire is an object-oriented hypershell. It is a shell designed for systems programming (files, processes), and thus it is in the same conceptual category of software as the Unix shell+terminal and Windows PowerShell.

GNOME Command Interface
GNOME Command Interface, or GCI, is an experimental command-line framework for the GNOME Desktop. It is more than a drop-in replacement for GNOME Terminal + bash.

Viewglob
Viewglob is a filesystem visualization add-on for Bash and Zsh. It works by visualizing the directories in a graphical user interface continuously as you navigate in through folders in a Bash or Zsh terminal.

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