The Open Source Software for Windows thread

[fingers99]

Squeak: Smalltalk that's bit identical on Linux, Windows, Mac and other platforms. Comes -- amongst other things -- with the best implementation of Freespace I've ever come across.

see here

[sakiZ]

Abiword is a great word processor available in open source for a variety of platforms including Windows and Linux.

Xnview is a free and very good photo view/editor with versions for Windows and Linux.

I use both in Knoppix and these programs are on my Windows machine at work.

sakiZ

[someone28624]

Great thread. I love OOS software. Another one worth mentioning is Irfanview (http://www.irfanview.com/). I actually don't think it's open source, but it is freeware.

[gecko2648]

Take a look here :

http://theopencd.org/

To download it :

http://theopencd.sunsite.dk/

A list :

http://osswin.sourceforge.net/

Another good site :

http://www.go-opensource.org/

Hopefully this helps and is not repeat comments from above.

[Denver Dave]

I'm not quite sure of the topic of this thread, but if we are talking about opensouce (or free, but we can donate) that runs under Windows and linux, here are a couple of items that I'm using:

Thunderbird email, with the lightning calendar, QuickFox Notes, RememberFox, Google Contacts tab and Google Calendar and the sync.

Filezilla for FTP

[Denver Dave]

Is there a standard set of directions on how to install common software when using a USB boot disk created fTherom the 6.7 CD?

The good news is that the USB boot drive was very easy to create.

The bad news is that I can't seem to install or run most of the software that I would like to:

- Firefox
- Thunderbird
- Openshot
- Keepnote
- Rednotebook

I'm not sure where to start and surely this is a common path.