Launchy – The application launcher for Linux and Windows

By Martin Kaba • Sep 25th, 2008 • Filed under: Linux Packages, Open-Source, Windows

For Windows/Linux: If you’re a huge Windows/Linux app-user or tester, you certainly know what it takes every time to get to a desired application through the Windows Start Menu(Application Menu in Ubuntu) or via the many desktop icons. Launchy is designed to help you.

PoolwarePack – Lock your PC at Break Time with desktopShield

By Martin Kaba • Sep 23rd, 2008 • Filed under: Open-Source, Windows

PoolwarePack is a bunch of 15 portable, light-weight, open-source applications for Windows 2000, XP and Vista. This collection contains;
1) SciONE_Calculator, 2) SciONE_UnitConverter, 3) SciONE_PeriodicTable, 4) compINFO,
5) LT_Parallel, 6) QuickAlarm, […]

PC Login Now – The Fastest Windows Password Recovery Tool

By Martin Kaba • Sep 8th, 2008 • Filed under: Security, freeware

If you urgently want to regain access to your PC but can’t remember your password, then this freeware is for you. If you want to steal your way into a colleagues, girlfriend or brothers PC, then think twice before using this password recovery tool. Why? Because PC Login Now does not recover your lost […]

LightScreen Screenshot taker goes Portable

By Martin Kaba • Sep 8th, 2008 • Filed under: Linux Packages, Linux Tips and Tricks, Open-Source

Enrich your portable application collection with PortableApp’s new product, this is a the light-weight screenshot taker – LightScreen Portable 0.5. This Windows only portable tool, can be placed in any portable device, CDs, ipod, USB key and so on, and you can run it directly from your portable device, without any installation.
Lightscreen Portable is […]

VirtualBox Exploit – How to Share your USB key between Ubuntu and Windows

By Martin Kaba • Apr 8th, 2008 • Filed under: Linux Packages, Linux Tips and Tricks, Ubuntu

A simple way to share your files between your Ubuntu Desktop and Windows is by using Samba file sharing. It creates a common “workgroup” with Windows that makes file transfer between these two systems easy to carry out. Now, if you use VirtualBox (the open source answer to visualization, and also direct competitor […]