Author: Michael Todd

In my seemingly never ending search for more lightweight (i.e. faster) browsers, I came across two that are noteworthy, Min and Qutebrowser. Min browser Min is a Chromium based browser…

There are many free programs that have been around for 10 or more years, with lots of users and similar functionality to commercial software. For those who use multiple Operating…

The Firefox browser is popular with many geeks and nerds, particularly with Linux operating systems. It is very competent and has numerous useful Add-ons and actually ranks number 4 in…

A while back, I was experimenting with Text widgets in AutoHotkey. And I found that without a lot of work, I could display text presentations or shows coming down the…

In addition to Microsoft Remote Desktop, which works for Windows and Linux operating systems, there are several other worthy programs that enable you to remote control PCs. Microsoft RDP Real…

Here we will discover a few of the better known programs for syncing files between different locations. In difference to backup software, these programs are generally simpler to use. Traditional…

TreeSheets is advertised as a Free Form Data Organizer and a Hierarchical Spreadsheet but how is that possible? From the author’s description: A “hierarchical spreadsheet” that is a great replacement…

There are many different ways to manage work related data. If the data is number centric then Microsoft Excel or LibreOffice Calc will do the job. If the data is…

For Linux users, NixOS, which uses the Nix package manager and has access to 80,000 packages (programs), put out its newest release May. It allows for saving a complete configuration…

Since the Internet became popular, I have many times scoured it looking for neat, usable free (or nearly free) software. A couple of weeks ago, I was checking out some…