What are some old programs you use?

[grubbyfox]

Ahh! I see i see. For some reason I thought the outcome was much worse. I've since downloaded CrossTalk and enjoy it, so at least I have a couple options to use now 

Nice! Did you find Crosstalk easy to install/use? I had some issues because I had to uninstall escargot, and then crosstalk didnt want to work so I ended up back on escargot, lol!

[BlazingCobaltX]

Not using it anymore, but I used TuxGuitar for a very long time to write my oldest bits of music. I have the programme installed on my PC still just so I can hear my old works and see if I want to rework them in my DAW. It was a lovely piece of software that made writing music much more accessible than daunting DAWs.

[Nael]

Have you tried using OpenOffice or LibreOffice instead? I would consider filezilla and notepad ++ as old software myself. They were created a long time ago (more than 20 years) but still are being maintained and updated until today. Great software 

Oh yeah!  Not only are they being updated and maintained but they still work perfectly, I have been using it for years now and I recall downloading it on many different occasions and it always. just. works!  I'm not even being sarcastic or anything, I appreciate how there are no drastic changes and it always just works as intended.

I sadly jump from OS and/or machines on a daily basis so I have to rely on evil google for the docs. I heard Proton have some online alternatives but I never tried those either.

[Tuffy!]

  Yes, what more could you expect from a software?


Which part do you have to rely on regarding Google's online services?

You could as well host your own cloud instance. I already have thought about writing something about this topic but I have a BIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIG backlog. I actually had to resist posting something funny here 

[candycanearter07]

Not using it anymore, but I used TuxGuitar for a very long time to write my oldest bits of music. I have the programme installed on my PC still just so I can hear my old works and see if I want to rework them in my DAW. It was a lovely piece of software that made writing music much more accessible than daunting DAWs.

Funny enough, I used to use TuxPaint waaaaayyy back in the day, before i even knew what Linux was. It's still super nostalgic for me, though I've also moved on to more capable drawing programs (krita is one of the best things omg)

[Ducky]

Nice! Did you find Crosstalk easy to install/use? I had some issues because I had to uninstall escargot, and then crosstalk didnt want to work so I ended up back on escargot, lol!

I personally didn't have any problem with the installation. I did uninstall previous versions of msn+yahoo before downloading it so maybe that helped?

[grubbyfox]

I personally didn't have any problem with the installation. I did uninstall previous versions of msn+yahoo before downloading it so maybe that helped?

I also uninstalled the escargot MSN before installing crosstalk ;_; I only had 1 version of MSN (escargot) on my pc, and no yahoo etc so