Software

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I have used Superdesk to publish articles for my company’s website.

good

I've used Driver Talent for several years. It helped me a lot. It's convenient to use it to download and update drivers. I like its simple and beautiful interface, friendly to me.

Hands down one of the best browsers out there, and one of the few not bowing down to the virtual chrome monopoly. Truly open-source and backed by a non-profit that puts privacy first. Honestly, I have no idea where some of these cons come from. It seems like the only reason people hate it is because of some...

I Installed Okular from the Windows Store. It is really good at being a PDF reader and just a PDF reader. It can manage most PDF files, but you might need Acrobat for more complicated documents like extensive forms. Unlike Acrobat, however, it is much lighter.

OCaml has been used to implement more high-performance, industrial-strength compilers and static analyzers than any language besides C or C++. The language was designed specifically for implementing compilers, and it's still the best in that area.

One app to rule them all? This organises your family stuff in groups and lets you share each group if you want to. Great for travel, wedding planning my car and I am sure for other people it does a lot of different stuff.

An awesome collaborative online note-taking tool, with Markdown and LaTeX support. The chrome extension is simple but great, opening Supernotes in a new tab with a dedicated key-binding so I can quickly jot down my thoughts.