Author Topic: what software set do you use?  (Read 3074 times)

Wtf, I use literally dozens of programs on a daily basis depending on what I'm doing.

Open right now:
Ableton for music composition, remixing, etc
Google Chrome for browsing the web
Spotify for listening to music
Sublime Text or Vim for writing code
Steam for communication
Xcode for compiling code
Terminal for SSH
Word for reading documents from my professors
iChat for texting people using my computer

my parents do and they still only use three, PS lightroom and bridge lol
My aunt (a Graphic designer) uses the other programs like Dreamweaver and Bridge. And I guarantee you people working for a larger company will be using more than three apps, even if it's divided between several people.

Wtf, I use literally dozens of programs on a daily basis depending on what I'm doing.

Open right now:
Ableton for music composition, remixing, etc
Google Chrome for browsing the web
Spotify for listening to music
Sublime Text or Vim for writing code
Steam for communication
Xcode for compiling code
Terminal for SSH
Word for reading documents from my professors
iChat for texting people using my computer
Wth you make tunes?

My aunt (a Graphic designer) uses the other programs like Dreamweaver and Bridge. And I guarantee you people working for a larger company will be using more than three apps, even if it's divided between several people.
they own two small businesses and employ ten people, so no, not really.

they own two small businesses and employ ten people, so no, not really.
Large business =/= ten people. :/

audacity for audio
gimp for images
notepad++ for scripting
firefox/chrome for internet
puush for screen capping
-don't really use word processor on this computer

microsoft office for docs
irfanview for images
gimp for image edits
sumatra pdf for pdfs
7z for all zip files
chrome for browser

paint.net
microsoft office
mcafee antivirus
autodesk inventor
chrome

bump
updated list of what i use

steam for le games
chrome for le browsing
icq for le chatting
inky for le email
skype for le chatting
filezilla for le ftp
outlook for le web email


Steam for games
Sublime text for coding
Visual Studio for coding
Gimp for image editing
7z for compression
SDR# for radio
PUTTY for ssh/telnet/ftp
Virtual Audio cables for anything audio(god these are so helpful)
Github for code sync
Teamspeak for voice chat
Audacity for audio recording/editing etc
Chrome for web

Autodesk Suite (Maya 2013, 3DS Max 2012 + 3DS Max 5, Mudbox 2013) for 3D work (school licenses)
Adobe Suite for Graphic work (school licenses)
Visual Studio 2008/2010 (school licenses) or Code::Blocks
Unity 4 (school licenses) or UDK (trying to get the college to use Unreal 4 now that it's free for schools)
Microsoft Office 2010 (including OneNote)
iTunes/VLC/Windows Media Player
Steam/Origin/UPlay
A huge number of small utility programs to extract, compress and edit files
Skype/HDWave/Teamspeak
Audacity
Firefox
Dropbox
WinRAR
uTorrent (college implemented a really cool p2p system for sharing class notes)
Notepad/Notepad++ (Use Notepad for simple note taking/idea dumping, and Notepad++ for all the heavy work or when I need to use some of the cool plugins such as comparison)

There's probably a lot more, but those are the ones I remember.
« Last Edit: September 05, 2014, 07:11:43 PM by McJobless »


Windows Movie Maker.

Someone give me Sony Vegas.  :panda:

paint tool sai for drawing
paint.net or gimp for editing things that cant be edited in sai (i.e. trans)
gimp for occasional animations

nanostudio for making dumb music chords
audacity for cropping sound files/making blockland loops

notepad for school notes (at my old school)
livestream procaster for streaming my desktop

windows media player for music and occasionally playing dvds
chrome and firefox for web browsing
steam for playing games

i think thats all for application software

photoshop (legally purchased in a bundle with all other adobe products mind you)
after effects CS6
audacity
notepad2 for scripting, tried sublime text and didnt like it

Chrome for browsing
VLC for video
Foobar2k for audio
Deluge for torrenting
SAI for drawing
GIMP for image editing
Audacity for audio editing
Ableton Live for musical composition
LibreOffice for writing
Dropbox for cloud storage
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