Wc, diction, style, sdcv (command line version of StarDict), qstardict, goldendict, StarDict, Wc, diction, style, sdcv, goldendict, StarDict (portable version available) Gunning-Fogfinder, Grammatick (with WordPerfect) SciTE, Textadept (console version), FXite, Cream, Nano, Pico
SciTE, Textadept (console version), FXite, Cream, Nano, Pico, Notepad++ Lyx, LibreOffice, Siag Office, flwriter, Scribus, Abiword, wordgrinder, Caligra, focuswriter Lyx, LibreOffice (Portable Apps version available), Scribus, Abiword (Portable Apps version available), wordgrinder WordPerfect (Windows, DOS and Linux), Word (DOS freeware)
#CINEPAINT PORTABLE PORTABLE#
Were cross-platform portable and/or worked well on low resource machines. Where possible, I've tried to list programs that It does not include allĪpplications in a particular category. The list is skewed by my particular preferences as to which applications Iįind useful or easier to work with. Migration towards more Open Source operating system platforms. This allows for easier bug fixing if a problem is encountered.Īlso, this allows easier switching between operating systems and easier To eventually use as many cross-platform, open source applications as possible. This is a list of applications I like on Windows (both freeware and commercial)Īnd some Open Source Windows and Posix (Linux, FreeBSD, Cygwin) equivalents.
Laura Michaels' Pages - Switching to Open Source Converting to Open Source
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