KeePass, the free open source password manager and locker has released version 2.7 Beta for your thumb drive and Windows desktop.
KeePass locally secures your passwords with a single master password and/or a key-file on your PC.
Prerequisites: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0+ or Mono 2.2+
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In the browser war, the trio Firefox, Chrome and Internet Explorer try to sort out which one amongst them is “the good”, which one is “the bad” or which one is “the ugly”. For Open Source lovers and web designers, it is rather easy to say which one is “the bad” one. In some cases all three could be good or not just good enough. So I switch my browsers according to my needs. More»
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… Sounds crazy. With Windows 7 it would be possible to turn-off Internet Explorer 8, but not uninstall it — not yet.
So after 12 long years, with the help of the EU (European Union) Windows partially-divorces with one of its most controversial applications, Internet Explorer -IE. This naturally makes way for a more “open” or a less treacherous browser competition.
Opera, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox now have less chances of ending up like Netscape Navigator.
Preamble – Microsoft, that has been accused and found guilty for violating Antitrust Laws for making IE not only the default browser of Windows but also “untouchable”. More»
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For Windows Users: Apart the rhetoric that Linux is not Windows, how can one gradually get used to this different way of conceiving an operating system? Ubuntu has many killer applications Windows users can benefit from. If you’re stuck in your Windows sphere and do not intend moving out – no problem, it is understandable, but you can still improve your productivity by running Ubuntu and many of its indispensable applications on your Windows OS. This is how; More»
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Windows-only: Burrrn is a light-weight CD only burning application that installs without writing to your registry. This makes Burrrn very portable. It is enough to unpack it to get started, you can then copy it into your external had disk or Pen Drive. More»
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