This is just plain funny from a cross platform perspective

http://www.pcworld.com/article/158979/bill_gates_releases_bugs_into_the_wild.html

Notice the remark about the Mac users not leaving.

Web editor 4 Mac, Linux & Windows

Cross platform compatible-open source web page composer. This app may look a little crude but the footprint of the installation makes up for it and it is FREE.


http://www.net2.com/nvu/download.html

More Open Source Software

For you to try out and enjoy!

22 Most Useful Free Applications

A few of my personal favorites:

Instant Messaging: Digsby or Pidgin
Email: Mozilla Thunderbird
Internet: Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox (the adblock plus addon is great!)
Music: Winamp (I use pro, which requires some loot, but the standard version works just fine)
Videos: VLC player
Text/ html editing: Notepad++ (Eclipse is another good one)
Security: Technically not open source, but free to everyone at UNC with an Onyen. Symantec Antivirus (found here)

CSS GUI generator

I have not tried this but it looks like a good shortcut or atleast a good place to get color values.

http://csscreator.com/?q=version1/index.php

if open source interests you ...

I received this in my email.

FOSDEM - the "the biggest, bestest (sic) Free and Open Source Software Developers' meeting in Europe" - takes place on 7th-8th February in Brussels, Belgium - and OpenOffice.org will be there!

Check out the FOSDEM website for details of the OpenOfffice.org Dev room - http://www.fosdem.org/2009/schedule/devrooms/openofficeorg - where we look forward to meeting old friends, and introducing new developers to the exciting world of OpenOffice.org coding.

(Note: if you can't make it to FOSDEM and you'd like to read more about contributing to OpenOffice.org, please see http://contributing.openoffice.org/programming.html)

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