Category Archives: Daily Computing

Reviews and ideas for computing and software that help you get through the day, and do what you really set out to achieve.

mozilla firefox for web browsing

Posted on July 9, 2006 by Tom Bammann

Firefox. There it is. Yes, it does everything Internet Explorer does. No, there are no drawbacks. Yes, it is true that it has difficulty displaying some web pages, but only those that use commands specific to IE – but why … Continue reading →

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ganttproject for ganttcharts

Posted on July 9, 2006 by Tom Bammann

Today I want to mention that GanttProject is a great open source alternative to Microsoft Project. It’s good because it’s free, and nowadays possible to import and export to and from Microsoft Project.

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GIMP for digital images

Posted on July 8, 2006 by Tom Bammann

GIMP software is an open source version of Adobe Photoshop. Not quite as good, but good enough for most of us

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everything latex

Posted on July 7, 2006 by Tom Bammann

I originally wrote all this below when I was working on my phd last year and wanted to document my learnings of LaTeX2e for myself and also for my brother. I’ve decided to finally post it on my blog otherwise … Continue reading →

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windows desktop eat your heart out!

Posted on July 6, 2006 by Tom Bammann
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