Website review: WHDb &8212; Your Daily Dose of WWW ...
nemonotes discovered this in Computers
•22 reviews since Feb 7, 2008
computers, open-source, software
•whdb.com
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nemonotes discovered 3 months ago- Great resource blog comparing: proprietary software with open source applications, web hosting companies, etc...
- jh27 rated 4 weeks ago
- a site that offers a good amount of resources for those who are passionate about learning computers
- coldvodka rated 3 months ago
- Great collection of websites.
- Lbgrowl rated 3 months ago
- This person is as disillusioned with Ubuntu as he claims people are with Windows. Ubuntu is designed to be easy to use, but any user can tell you that getting everything working is a huge undertaking.
- i-did-what rated 3 months ago
- im not typically a big fan of lists but this one makes a nice reference complete with comparable descriptions and links to said open source programs. (already highlighting some open source programs i use and introducing others i wasnt aware of)
- thehickster rated 3 months ago
- great, another list
- silvamagna rated 3 months ago
- good.
- rssn rated 3 months ago
- Sure, some of these can be annoying, but for the most part the original is superior.
- 11saga11 rated 3 months ago
- The Top 50 Proprietary Programs that Drive You Crazy -- and Their Open Source Alternatives
- radday5 rated 3 months ago
- This seems to have information about programs that relate to are every day use.
- BIGRED73 rated 3 months ago
- From the page: "The Top 50 Proprietary Programs that Drive You Crazy â€" and Their Open Source Alternatives"
