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You favorite shareware site?
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I go to www.nonags.com. They pick shareware that doesn't have annoying (nagging) popup screens nor persistent reminders to purchase.
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Not shareware sites per se, but http://lifehacker.com and http://tuaw.com often post about useful little bits of software from freeware to commercial.
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Shareware? I haven't heard that word in ages. Is this 2007 or 1997? When I think of shareware, the first thing that comes to mind are mail order floppy disks and BBS downloads. Shareware is like a relic from another era just like analog modems and DOS command prompts. I think the last time I ever heard the term attached to anything was Duke Nukem 3D.
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A great one I've been looking at lately is The 46 Best-ever Freeware Utilities.
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I think I first saw these on the Dope:
http://game.giveawayoftheday.com/ http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/ They give away a (sometimes not useful or kind of crappy, but also sometimes surprisingly worthwhile) commercial piece of software every day. |
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Snapfiles (formerly WebAttack)
Freeware Home Rather specific to audio/visual work, but very useful - the tools section at VideoHelp But most of the time, I start with a Google search and include terms like Freeware or Open Source. |
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