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1. 
   Review - K-Lite Codec Pack Full

   2.71 (Mar 15, 2006)

   Very nice, I like the simple media player classic, real alternative, and the quicktime alternative. Nice work.

2. 
   Review - Norton AntiVirus

   2006 Beta (Jul 25, 2005)

   I do not like how this program over the years requires more and more system resources. There is no reason this program should grind a 1.2GHz machine with 512MB of RAM running WindowsXP SP2 down to the likes of a 266MHz in terms of responce time and general computer useage...god forbid you try to play a game with this beast running in the background.
   
   There are programs that cost hundreds of dollars less that do the same job and do it fast and with greater efficiency. I do not like to put my infected files off in some special directory...I want them destroyed!
   
   Norton SystemWorks (what this product is apart of) is nothing but an empty shell if you ask me.

3. 
   Review - The GIMP

   2.3.2 Development (Jul 6, 2005)

   The Gimp rides again! All you people complain about small and pointless things. It looks ugly? Seriously...
   
   It's a tool with ALOT of features, that and if it looked like Phtoshop then you would only say it looked like a knock-off.
   
   Or maybe I am in my own little boat because I actually know how to use it.

4. 
   Review - 7-Zip (32-bit)

   4.18 Beta (Apr 20, 2005)

   Need a right-click menu that will respond to multiples of files and let you perform some quick features like WinRAR does such as Extract all to Dir, Extract all to Here, Specify Path, Compress Selected Files, etc.

5. 
   Review - FreeBSD

   5.3 RC2 (Nov 2, 2004)

   That's funny, even BSD users don't know what they are using or what it stands for...awesome, now go flame Windows users! [Puts away his crunk stick]

6. Comment - 5,198 Linux, Windows OS Flaws in 2005

   5.3 RC2 (Jan 5, 2006 - 9:46 AM)

   You just wanted to take a swing didn't you? Just because it's open source means everyone is working on it?
   
   Well sure, but it doesn't mean they are all working for the benefit of the OS and not looking for a hole.
   
   Open Source is less secure, how does something that anyone can work on be more secure than something developed in-house and kept on lock down?

7. Comment - 5,198 Linux, Windows OS Flaws in 2005

   5.3 RC2 (Jan 5, 2006 - 9:44 AM)

   Linux has more right now, just to let you know incase you didn't read the article.

8. Comment - 5,198 Linux, Windows OS Flaws in 2005

   5.3 RC2 (Jan 5, 2006 - 9:42 AM)

   If you had a life you woudn't be on the internet either!

9. Comment - 5,198 Linux, Windows OS Flaws in 2005

   5.3 RC2 (Jan 5, 2006 - 9:40 AM)

   I feel your pain brotha'

10. Comment - 5,198 Linux, Windows OS Flaws in 2005

    5.3 RC2 (Jan 5, 2006 - 9:39 AM)

    Good stuff, need more posters like this.