Aesthetics: Open vs Microsoft Office
I’m not usually one to chastise an open source product compared to a proprietary one, but it’s hard not to notice the aesthetic differences when looking at Open Office beside Microsoft Office (2007 version).
I’m not usually one to chastise an open source product compared to a proprietary one, but it’s hard not to notice the aesthetic differences when looking at Open Office beside Microsoft Office (2007 version).
I’m getting somewhat frustrated with Evernote, partly due to frequent CPU hogging, increasing bloat, and poor application changes over time. If you can recommend an alternative I’d be most grateful.
At the recent Musikmesse conference Steinberg announced Cubase 5.5, a free update for registered Cubase 5 users (which makes me happy).
If you’ve got a large library of music, it’s important to keep it well organised!
With TagScanner you can easily ensure that your music is tagged correctly and displays decent cover art. At a price of FREE, you can’t go wrong!
An attempt to purchase services from Skype go awry yet again. Why do they make things so difficult!? Business Control Panel sucks
A remarkably interesting look at the possibilities for fundamental changes in the way we interact with computers.
All you WordPress fans will be glad to hear that the frequently updated and marvellous WordPress is soon to release a new update, WordPress 2.9. I’ve had a look at the beta on a test install and there’s a few really nice features. Image Editing Yep, they’ve introduced an image editor – something that will, [...]
One of my infrequent browsing sessions with Google’s Chrome resulted in me discovering that, strangely, Microsoft don’t deem Chrome worthy of Silverlight support.
This looks like quite a change for Nokia. Very interesting to see the linux-based Maemo OS in action, which you can see in the video demonstration below.
Consumer 64-bit computing has existed for 6 but, remarkably, in the power-needs world of music production no one seems to be ready for it.