Here are the highlights from today’s Blogroll dive:
I’m out of new Favored Freeware entries for now, so I have decided to list off all of the cross-platform Favored Freeware applications in this week’s entry. Developing a cross-platform application means a lot. It means that you, the developer(s), are willing to go above and beyond the call of duty in order to please a much broader audience by providing your application(s) for more than one platform. As of now, my cross-platform Favored Freeware applications are: Armagetron, Audacity, Celestia, D2X, Doom Legacy, Firefox, Inkscape, iTunes, Kubuntu, LBreakout2, Mactracker, NVU, OpenOffice.org, QuickTime, RSSOwl, Stellarium, SuperTux, Thunderbird, Tux Paint, VLC Media Player, and Web Developer Extension.
Let me just start by saying that I am an incredible hypocrite when it comes to handles vs. real names. I hate handles. Now that you are probably questioning my sanity, let me explain.
Again, I hate handles. I despise them. I desire nothing more than to tear away the shroud of anonymity that has been cast amongst the internet by these so-called digital names. Yet, I realize that some desire that anonymity. In fact, some may require that anonymity.
I do not require the anonymity of my handle (MacManX), but I feel as if I cannot survive without it. I began my career as MacManX. MacManX made a name for himself as a support forum volunteer and a contributing editor for MacMerc.com. In fact, I doubt that Chris would have recognized me from our days on the Mac Browser Board if it weren’t for my handle. But, what about “James Huff”?
The WORLDview Widget has been updated to v1.5. This update adds “Country Background Information within the widget.” The release notes are available here. Read the Favored Freeware entry for the WORLDview Widget here.
Here are the highlights from today’s Blogroll dive:
