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July 26, 2008, 06:00:31 PM
Open Source Living ForumsOpen Source TalkExisting Software and ApplicationsAny recommendations for good low resource applications
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lm8
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« on: May 22, 2008, 08:34:31 AM »
Just wondering if anyone had any recommendations for programs that run well on machines (Linux or Windows) without a lot of RAM or hard disk space.

I've been running across some interesting applications like mtpaint, flphoto, fltdj, hyperlist, searchmonkey, dmenu, picaxo, feh, scrot, fldiff.

Does anyone have any other recommendations to add to the list.  Thanks.
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« Reply #1 on: May 22, 2008, 02:54:28 PM »
These are all programs but they do not require installation. They are all freeware apps but I have no idea if they are Open Source. Hope this helps!

Asteroids
ATF Cleaner
Autoruns
Avast Virus/Work Cleaner
F-Secure BlackLight
Bricks 2000
CPU-Z
Dr.Web CureIt
Floola
Folder2Iso
GPU-Z
Hidden XP
HijackThis
JkDefrag
Killbox
KL-Detector
Active ISO Burner
LC ISO Creator
MaxRAMFree
MediaInfo
SilentNight MicroBurner
Ewido MicroScanner
Multi Virus Cleaner
MyUninstaller
NTREGOPT
Omziff
Panda Anti-Rootkit
PC Decrapifier
Portable Anti-Virus
RDilly
RockXP
Space Invaders GUI
Spread32
StartUpLite
McAfee AVERT Stinger
System Spec
WinAudit
Xplorer 2
Xpy
YamiPod
DTaskManager
DShutdown
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« Reply #2 on: June 30, 2008, 04:07:02 AM »
Lightweight PDF reading doesn't get any skinnier than SumatraPDF
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It's called "Open Source Living." It should list open source software, not free/demo/shareware. People who don't care if it's open source should go to any of the other billion freebie download sites. If you agree, show your support and say so in your signature too.
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