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Best reliable freeware download sites?
Steven Avery:
WindowsRemix:
https://www.windowsremix.com/software
-panzer (September 04, 2019, 06:35 AM)
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This looks like an alternative to Ninite (and Chocolatey) for those who are installing on multiple machines. Slant has a little review of the site, and likes the idea that it is doable simply from the browser. Oh, this actually uses Chocolatey.
wraith808:
WindowsRemix:
https://www.windowsremix.com/software
-panzer (September 04, 2019, 06:35 AM)
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This looks like an alternative to Ninite (and Chocolatey) for those who are installing on multiple machines. Slant has a little review of the site, and likes the idea that it is doable simply from the browser. Oh, this actually uses Chocolatey.
-Steven Avery (October 27, 2019, 09:17 AM)
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I didn't notice this before... pretty cool! I compared it to running Chocolatey manually, and it appears that it's just a click-once wrapper around the command line commands.
MilesAhead:
Now they just say:
"Down for Maintenance"
-Steven Avery (October 26, 2019, 09:08 AM)
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:Thmbsup:
Steven Avery:
Snapfiles is back :)
They still are my #1 choice, generally, when not downloading from the programmer/company site.
MilesAhead:
Snapfiles is back :)
They still are my #1 choice, generally, when not downloading from the programmer/company site.
-Steven Avery (October 29, 2019, 10:00 AM)
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I see now why I did not get the message you did about the hardware failure. I was clicking a speed dial that went directly to the new rdownloads page, generating a 404 error. It is easy to forget the fundamentals when using all these shortcuts and gimmicks. I always liked Snapfiles too.
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