A found this site with a lot of freeware (most seem to open-source and portable :))
www.sysinternals.com
Warning - the licensing terms technically do not allow them to be used on one than one computer, but portable drives are not mentioned. I emailed them to ask for permission, and am awaiting a response.
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If they're free open source, why wouldn't you be allowed to use them on more than one computer?
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Lauren She eats everything! It's like having a goat. A giant, two-Godzillaton goat.
maggie Hey, I resent that remark! I only weigh ONE Godzillaton!
~ Spectacles: Bruce's Story
Some of them depend on the registry. Though I do use quite a few proggies from there; nice quality.
Ashes
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Someone else says "proggies", too...
Anyone happen to type "goto" instead of "go to" sometimes? Prolly not.(Ah, the good ol' Basic days!)
~Lurk~ Email
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just the other day in a letter I was writing and I was wondering why the spellchecker marked it wrong.
My first language was QuickBASIC, so I tend to do that more often than I should. I usually catch myself, though. Note that GOTO is not specific to BASIC--C and C++ have a goto statement as well, though it's not used nearly as much in those languages. In fact, I actively avoid using it in C++.
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Lauren She eats everything! It's like having a goat. A giant, two-Godzillaton goat.
maggie Hey, I resent that remark! I only weigh ONE Godzillaton!
~ Spectacles: Bruce's Story
NSIS!
I use goto.
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R McCue
PortaBlog Home and My Website
PortaBlog is now officially out of beta!
"If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate."
C++, your not a C# person are you?
Yours
Steve Lamerton
I said "I actively avoid using it [goto] in C++." C++ is my language of choice. C# is nice, but I can't stand .NET.
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Lauren She eats everything! It's like having a goat. A giant, two-Godzillaton goat.
maggie Hey, I resent that remark! I only weigh ONE Godzillaton!
~ Spectacles: Bruce's Story
Sorry, I'll read the post twice next time
Yours
Steve Lamerton
It'll be interesting to see what happens considering that Microsoft just bought Sysinternals.... More on that...
Rob Loach [Website] [Projects] [Blog]
is a shame, I better download all of their apps now before they take them away ;(
Yours
Steve Lamerton
EDIT: Seems like the site is down already
(could be /.ed or somehing though)
They have a single .zip download with all the files as of yesterday.
cam see it, any chance of a direct link to the page?
Yours
Steve Lamerton
group posting:
http://www.grc.com/groups/test:30830
zip file:
http://www.grc.com/miscfiles/SysInternals_07_18_06.zip
The article says they bought Winternals Software... but we're talking about Sysinternals Software... are they the same thing?
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Lauren She eats everything! It's like having a goat. A giant, two-Godzillaton goat.
maggie Hey, I resent that remark! I only weigh ONE Godzillaton!
~ Spectacles: Bruce's Story
for all intents and purposes I think they are. As far as my understanding goes Winternals does the paid for stuff and Sysinternals does the free stuff although I could be wrong.
Yours
Steve Lamerton
"In buying Winternals, Microsoft is getting the company's free tools, its Sysinternals community website as well as several paid-for software products for businesses. However, it appears Microsoft made the deal, in large part, to hire the company's two co-founders."
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No response yet.:|
Vintage!
I got this:
Thank you for your recent inquiry. Sysinternals has been acquired by
Microsoft and is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Microsoft Corporation.
Sysinternals products are still available for download from Sysinternals.com
and are subject to the licensing terms outlined on the website. You may view
the updated Software License Terms here:
http://www.sysinternals.com/Licensing.html
Microsoft is currently finalizing plans on how these products and
technologies can best be integrated with existing Microsoft technologies to
maximize customer value. Additionally, Microsoft is evaluating customer
requests for the use of Sysinternals utilities on a commercial basis.
Microsoft plans to address these requests in the next few weeks.
From the new licensing page:
Installation and User Rights
* You may install and use one copy of the software on your device. You may use the software only to internally evaluate and test it.
Vintage!