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24 Nov 2005
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Platform: Windows XP
Manufacturer: TheOpenCD project
Size: 691MB
Number of Downloads: 2197
Price: £0.00
TheOpenCD is a collection of well known and popular free and open source applications, bundled together as an ISO file, ready for burning straight to a CD.
Alternatively, many of the applications are available to download individually from the OpenCD website.
The included software is split into the following categories: Productivity, Design, Internet/Networking, Multimedia, Utilities and Games.
Although the contents of each category are far from comprehensive, there is more than enough software to get you started, and it's a great way to get all the software at once.
The software titles that are included are as follows, all of which are the latest versions:
AbiWord
MoinMoin
OpenOffice
PDFCreator
Blender
GIMP
NVU
Firefox
Thunderbird
Gaim
Audacity
Celestia
Really Slick
Screensavers
7-Zip
Notepad2
Sokaban
Battle for Wesnoth
TheOpenCD is also available as a Bittorrent download, and this is the recommended method. Clicking the download link takes you to a webpage where you can choose between a Bittorrent link and number of mirror services to download the ISO file.
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