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  1. Review - Paint.NET

    3.5.1 (Nov 20, 2009)

    New: For Windows 7, added taskbar progress reporting for long running operations (effects, adjustments, Image->Resize, save, install)
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    · Made some corrections to the French translation
    · Running setup with /auto will no longer launch Paint.NET when it’s done
    · Fixed an issue where Paste into New Image would refuse an image on the clipboard, even if regular Paste would take it
    · Fixed a race condition with Edit->Paste and Image->Resize whereby it would take up 100% CPU and take between 1 minute to 1 hour to finish
    · Fixed an issues with Copy/Paste where it would leave an extra line of transparent pixels on the left, top, right, and/or bottom edges
    · Fixed lag with the paintbrush tool that was being seen on some systems
    · Fixed some issues with the paintbrush and eraser tool being misaligned when zoomed in
    · Fixed a crash that would happen at (seemingly) random times, such as after drawing with the paintbrush tool, on some systems
    · Fixed a minor and obscure rendering glitch with the Move Selected Pixels tool
    · Fixed an issue with glass over Remote Desktop or Windows 7 Virtual PC
    · Fixed a minor glitch whereby the "Unsaved Changes" confirmation dialog could never finish rendering the image thumbnail if one of the Move tools was active

  2. Review - Google Earth for Windows

    5.1.3533.1731 (Nov 19, 2009)

    Oh
    No
    Google knows where I browse on their free product.

    I sometimes wish the entire world had NO PRIVACY, we'd be a lot better off. That means no secrets, nothing hidden, everything out in the open.

  3. Review - QuickTime for Windows

    7.6.5 (Nov 18, 2009)

    apple software update isn't even detecting this. Stay classy, Apple.

  4. Review - Mozilla Firefox (v3.6 Namoroka) for Windows

    3.6 Beta 3 (Nov 18, 2009)

    This beta:
    - Started in safe mode the second time I launched it.

  5. Review - Adobe AIR Runtime for Windows

    2 Beta (Nov 17, 2009)

    Like most of the runtimes that are supposed to provide a stable platform: HISTORICALLY INSECURE.

  6. Comment - PDC 2009: Microsoft cares about Web browser performance

    2 Beta (Nov 20, 2009 - 6:51 PM)

    This is a discussion Microsoft should have had at least 4 years ago.

  7. Comment - Live report: Will Google Chrome OS change Linux?

    2 Beta (Nov 19, 2009 - 7:10 PM)

    "I don't ever see this taking off."
    Comment bookmarked. Thanks!

  8. Comment - Live report: Will Google Chrome OS change Linux?

    2 Beta (Nov 19, 2009 - 2:27 PM)

    Netbooks are ghetto computers that are small steps forward and large steps backward. They fail in several key areas:
    - Processor power. Basics like watching video are painful at times.
    - Keyboard size: You can't get around that using these things for an extended period of time will get aggravating.

    I know of 4 coworkers that went netbook and months later say they regret it.

    Might I suggest a compromise, say an aspire 1410, for $400? No need to run an older OS, decent performance in all areas, almost full functionality in ~3 pounds. Just needs the crapware taken off and it's a 5 star laptop, in my book.

  9. Comment - Live report: Will Google Chrome OS change Linux?

    2 Beta (Nov 19, 2009 - 2:23 PM)

    Curious how you can use documents via web apps? I have tried ever so often and the experience is barely equivalent to notepad.

  10. Comment - Live report: Will Google Chrome OS change Linux?

    2 Beta (Nov 19, 2009 - 2:21 PM)

    Who do I trust?
    Apple, who wants to control everything about how their products look, feel and act, and has little interest in the corporate world or gaming.
    Microsoft, which continually uses a document format to push pretty much every other software they make down our throats, but has one of the best gaming platforms out there.
    or Google, who's philosophy sounds good, likes to support open source, which IMO is the best long term solution for most users as it keeps our data ours. But they run it on a privacy wasteland, you have no idea what content is yours and who might get their fingers inside it.

    Right now I definitely lean towards Google, running on top of Microsoft. If I were to have one company "do everything" I'd still have to lean towards MS for now.

    Apple as a company I simply cannot stand, however I recognize the quality in their defined markets. No company should have to rely on such marketing bulls*** to get people to use their products, and the quality of their software on 3rd party platforms is very low.

    Oh and disclaimer for pc_tool, who thinks we need to tell people that these are our opinions. Apparently he presupposes that comments on sites are first deemed fact and that opinion should be asterisked.