Rainlendar is a cross-platform calendar program that sits on your desktop instead of in a window. Like most other calendar applications, Rainlendar supports the iCal format so that it can read calendars saved with other programs, like Google Calendar and Apple iCal. Rainlendar’s localization features allow you to operate in your own language.
Rainlendar has both [...]

Azureus is a cross-platform BitTorrent client, able to operate on any platform that supports Java, including both Windows and Mac. Azureus comes with all the options you’d expect in a BitTorrent client: download many BitTorrents at once, host your own torrents, use a proxy server, and more. Azureus also provides interesting diagrams of your torrents’ [...]

GCALDaemon is a software package intended to keep your offline and online applications in sync with each other. That means if you use desktop applications like iCalendar, and also web-based applications like Google Calendar, GCALDaemon can keep them in sync and stop you from doing twice as much work to keep both systems up to [...]

Thunderbird is a free, open source e-mail client from Mozilla, the makers of the popular web browser Firefox. Like other Mozilla products, Thunderbird sells itself on being safe, fast, customizable, and feature-rich.
Like its partner in crime Firefox, Mozilla Thunderbird prides itself on being a secure program, able to stand up against the constant barrage of [...]

Mozilla Firefox is a free, open source web browser that is contributed to by a community of thousands of dedicated programmers from all over the world. Firefox prides itself on being a secure and customizable web browser, as well as intuitive and easy to use.
A web browser is software that allows the user to access [...]