Re: Best Freebie Apps List...
I have more to add:
http://www.freeimagebrowser.com/article4229.html Visualizer
http://www.ambientdesign.com/artrage.html Outrage painting program
http://www.snapfiles.com/freeware/freeware.html a <b> whole <b> portal of freeware goodies
http://www.gnome.org/gnome-office/ Gnome office including all platform Abi Word (Can be very useful if you need to work both on PC and MAC).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...tions#Graphics All the Gnome applications
http://www.koffice.org/ Koffice suite
http://www.webdesigntoolz.co.uk/ Freeware stuff, DHTML editors and more
Enoy :p
Re: Best Freebie Apps List...
Image manager / viewer: Picasa 2 from Google (freeware).
http://google.picasa.com
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Real late but Apophysis is still going strong and deeper I might add. I used Apop but kind of stink at fractals; it is definitively an abstractionism form of design without question.
Heard that Wings does in fact rock!
Blender is cool but the interface needs an overhaul, definitely not for new bees. I myself gave up on Blender but at the time the B org. didn't have all the tutorial videos that they do now.
Google's Picasa 2 rules as an image manager/cataloger/publisher, etc. etc. features out the butt!
Art rage is cool, the designers of A.R. worked on the Dev team behind Corel Painter. They're cool to boot.
FastStone has an awesome line-up of screen capture, image viewer, browser, and image resizer freeware tools and they work as is said they do which is a blast.
Got TrueSpace 3.2 and must say that out of all the 3d apps that I have used
Cal' TrueSpace got the easiest U.I./learning curve that I have come into contact with in 3D modeling.