Although I make a habit of avoiding Windows it’s unavoidable. A typical installation of Windows is devoid of many useful tools such as ISO creation and burning, a tabbed text editor, a useful file archiver…the list goes on.
I’ve built a list of core software, all free, which fills many of these gaps in Windows including:
- Unzipping
- Text editing
- Media codecs
- Remote control
- Secure file deletion
- ISO manipulation
Check out the complete list here.
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