Operating Systems

A Notepad replacement with 10-level undo, skin support, and various other advanced features.

Quick and easy way to study and learn the Thai language independently. [Windows 95/98/NT/2000/ME]

Dynamic 3D Earth model shows current weather, earthquakes, volcanoes and clouds. For Macintosh and Windows.

Dictionary and translation software, for more than 20 languages. [Win95/98/NT/CE]

Educational games, teaching tools and administration utilities.

Software for converting images. Image managing and printing utilities, converters and a Thumbnail web publishing wizard.

Development and distribution of task management software for business & personal needs.

Software to help alumni plan and organize school class reunion data. Import existing data from Access or Excel, send eMails and print reports.

Developer of Internet-based utilities and disk repair, data recovery software, such as WhereIsIP, SpeedSearch, BadCopy Pro, ActiveTarget. [Win 95/98/NT/2000/XP/Me]

Automatically checks for any changes on web sites. [Win 95/98/Me/NT/2000]

A utility that lets a user enter an IP address and find out the country name in which the host is physically located.

Telnet client with full Linux terminal, VT100, and VT102 emulation, Secure Shell (SSH) connections, SSH port forwarding for local and remote hosts, and User definable 'Connection profiles'. [Win95/98/Me/NT/2000]

SSH2 server providing fine tune control over access and file transfer privileges.

A statistical analysis program, that performs linear and nonlinear regression analysis, and curve fitting. [Win95/98/Me/NT/2000]

Software consists of fifteen programs aimed at Grades 1 through 6. The programs help teach the four basic arithmetic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division for whole numbers, fractions, and decimals.

Motion Studio - creating interactive apps for Web and writing EXE, and ScreenHunter a screen capture tool around.

Allows you to supervise, by daily recording to CSV format, the different sessions, and different opened files by users. The management of authorized, and trusted domains is also available.

Design and print tickets and coupons.

Directory Watch 1.2 is a directory monitoring application. For Windows NT it runs as a service which allows it to survive the logon and logoff process.

Continuously checks and changes settings that allow unauthorized users access to information stored on a Windows or NT-based PC.

Create onscreen virtual keyboards with easy to use software. Suitable for POS, touchscreens, or anywhere a physical keyboard is not desired.

Remote shell daemon for Windows NT, and Windows 2000.

A note taking utility program for Windows, does repeating alarms, net send features, customize look of notes, comes with numerous other features.

Stores and manages texts, images, web pages, links, and reminders in tree-like database. Includes fast global search, data encryption, synchronization with Pocket PC, multi-user support, backing up and printing. [Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP]

Providers of MyInfo - personal information manager, aids in organizing ideas, documents and bookmarks. [Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista]

Productivity and management tool which is used to create Sticky Notes on Windows Desktop. Notes are Rich Text (Formatted Text) enabled.

A tool for visually building RC scripts and resource files.

Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for Windows. Product description, screenshot, FAQs, news group, training courses, and downloads.

Several security utilities for home and office usage includes Windows Security Officer, Security Department, Magic Basket and Internet Explorer Security.

Monitor your employees PC, WWW and email usage.

Maker of several typing and spelling tools for all Windows platforms.

An assistant automatically learning contexts and suggesting text continuations which can easily be accepted by the user for automatic input to any application.

Disk utility that enables users to make a disk image from a floppy, extract files from image, make an empty image, put the image on blank disk. [Win 3.1x/95/NT]

A bundle of Windows management utilities. Everything from an automatic saving device for documents, to a shut down control, as well as Windows shell enhancements.

Smart Phone Recorder records telephone calls to high compression (3.7MB/Hour) .wav files using the computer's voice modem. It supports Caller ID.

Shareware and freeware utilities all require a subset of the Visual Basic 6 runtime files.

Publisher of Windows utilities including password protection, Outlook Express backup, and file locking.

Developers of systems management and recovery tools set, products are: EventTracker for Windows, AtYourService, WhatChanged? for SNMP, WhatChanged? for Windows, and TrapTracker for Windows.

A guide which explains in detail, how to make a small installation of FreeBSD on your system, by yourself.

This document describes the steps I took to connect my FreeBSD 3.4R machine to Telstra's Bigpond ADSL Network.

The worldwide list of FreeBSD user groups maintained at FreeBSD.org.

Device drivers providing a uniform audio API across all the major UNIX architectures, including OpenBSD.

Develop products that provide an integrated, intrusion detection system.

OpenBSD geek extraordinaire.

OpenBSD hacker, founder of Superblock, LLC and creator of lobste.rs.

OpenBSD developer and sudo maintainer.

Next move in legal battle with IBM will likely come Monday, SCO says, possibly in form of request that a judge halt IBM AIX Unix sales. IBM says it did nothing wrong, and is unlikely to yield to SCO demands. [CNET News.com]

SCO says it has revoked IBM license to sell its version of Unix, AIX, and requests judge permanently block IBM Unix business. Amended suit also criticizes practices of Linux founder, leader, Linus Torvalds. [CNET News.com]

Brief article, many forum comments, on distributed denial of service attack on SCO. [Slashdot]

Licensing rights to Unix technology from SCO lends heavyweight backing to SCO intellectual property claims and helps Microsoft fight Linux, a growing market threat to Windows, analysts say. [CNET News.com]