There have been many times when an accounting program could be of great use, but not worth spending $40 or more on. In this week’s Open Source Spotlight, Tyler reviews jGnash, a very simple, easy to use accounting program.

This week, Tyler reviews Irfanview, an image viewer program more powerful than paint, more user friendly than Photoshop / GIMP, yet it is lightweight enough to run on about any computer.

This week, Tyler reviews Password Safe, a program that allows you to store your passwords in an encrypted database, for retrieval later.

After looking for a flight simulator recently, Tyler noticed a distinct lack of commercial products to fit that category. So, he decided to begin a crusade for an Open Source product to fit his needs. FlightGear fits those needs perfectly.

This week, Tyler reviews WinDirStat, a program that will analyze your disk usage in a quick, simple manner. Now you can optimize without all the hassle, and actually see a performance difference!

VLC is a simple, open source, media player with no ads, no spyware, is not bloated with junk that no one needs, yet has some pretty awesome features.

Tyler Thompson reviews a program called VNC, it allows you to control a computer over a network.

Computer technology is changing so rapidly, that in many cases, the computer you purchased six months ago is quite “old” today. In an industry that moves at blazing speeds, we like to release processor updates from time to time. This article is geared mainly towards those who are not computer gurus and don’t follow the [...]

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