Get yer PL2005 CD here

[Mark Warner]

Got the file (finally -- gotta love FileZilla), burned a test disk, and
ran it through it's paces.

The PL2005 CD may now be "ordered" from the rolling hills of southern
Indiana.

This may not be the way Susan has described the procedure, but it's how
I've done it in the past, and how I intend to do it now:

Send an email request to me directly at mhwarner @ insightbb .com.
Include your full name and snail mail address. Make sure you send the
email from an address that you will be monitoring, in case I need to
reply. (I will also try and send a note when the disks hit the outgoing
snail mail). I will NOT be contacting people who have posted requests to
the newsgroup.

I will be burning over the weekend, and will try and have every request
filled and in Monday's mail. I do not request, require, or expect any
kind of reimbursement, blank CD, or mailer. This is just my little
contribution to the cause. There will be a return address on the mailer,
and anybody that feels obliged is free to send a couple bucks back.
Again, not requested, required, or expected.

Come and get it.

 

[CHarneyCHRIS]

if you want to save a lot of time and money why dont you create a torrent file
and share the torrent with us.

 

[Mark Warner]

if you want to save a lot of time and money why dont you create a
torrent file and share the torrent with us.

Don't know how and don't care to learn at the moment. I'll send you the
CD and you can knock yourself out.

Besides, there will (hopefully, still working on it) be a publicly
accessible host for the ISO in the not-too-distant future.

 

[Susan Bugher]

Got the file (finally -- gotta love FileZilla), burned a test disk, and
ran it through it's paces.

The PL2005 CD may now be "ordered" from the rolling hills of southern
Indiana.

Hurrah!

This may not be the way Susan has described the procedure, but it's how
I've done it in the past, and how I intend to do it now:

Send an email request to me directly at mhwarner @ insightbb .com.
Include your full name and snail mail address. Make sure you send the
email from an address that you will be monitoring, in case I need to
reply. (I will also try and send a note when the disks hit the outgoing
snail mail). I will NOT be contacting people who have posted requests to
the newsgroup.

Other volunteer burners may wish to do something similar - please post
whatever procedure you want people to follow. (REMbranded has already
posted asking for direct requests.) Repeating some info I posted earlier
today - the list of volunteer burners *and* their email addresses is
here temporarily:

http://www.pricelesswarehome.org/2005/2005PL-CD-temp01.txt

Susan

 

[REM]

Hurrah!

Other volunteer burners may wish to do something similar - please post
whatever procedure you want people to follow. (REMbranded has already
posted asking for direct requests.) Repeating some info I posted earlier
today - the list of volunteer burners *and* their email addresses is
here temporarily:

http://www.pricelesswarehome.org/2005/2005PL-CD-temp01.txt

No requests so far. I waded through the spam twice to make sure I
didn't miss anyone. Maybe the mention was overlooked in the other
thread.

I'll send from Texas to anyone in the US. Same deal as Mark, except I
will be contacting some people in the threads also.

Please use this header, remove 'REM' to reply via email, or email me:

branded @ inu . net

and use 'ACF' as a subject.

 

[FossilButt]

Is there going to be a list posted of which programs are different from the
last CD? List of programs removed/added?

 

[Susan Bugher]

Is there going to be a list posted of which programs are different from the
last CD? List of programs removed/added?

I hadn't *planned* to but since you ask - below are three lists:
only 05 (added), on both CDs, only 04 (removed).

I don't know which programs that are on both CDs have the same *files*
on both CDs. You'll have to sort that out yourself (if you're interested).

Susan

-----------

only on PL2005 CD

AutoHotkey
AVIcodec
dBpowerAMP Music Converter (dMC)
DeepBurner Free
DVDSig
FileZilla Server
Free Download Manager (FDM)
freeCommander
FTPpie
GhostScript
Lister
Magic Mail Monitor
MinGW
MozBackup
Mozilla Thunderbird
mp3DirectCut
Nvu
PE Builder
PhotoFiltre
SharpDevelop
UK's Kalender
Xplorer²

=========

on BOTH CDs

2xExplorer
40tude Dialog
7-Zip
ActivIcons
Agent Ransack
AllChars
AM-DeadLink
AtNotes
Audacity
AutoIt
Batchrun
Blender
Cacheman
Calendar Magic
Cathy
CDCheck
CDex
ChangeIcon
Columbine Bookmark Merge (CBM)
Convert
Crimson Editor
Crypt Edit
Cygwin
DirKey
DLExpert
DLL Archive
EasyCleaner
eCleaner
Emergency Recovery Utility NT (ERUNT)
Eraser
Ethereal
Exact Audio Copy (EAC)
ExamDiff
Extended Character Map
FileZilla
Free Digital Camera Enhancer
Frhed
Graph Paper Printer
Hamster
HTTRACK (WinHTTrack)
IEradicator
Info-Rapid Search & Replace
Inno Setup
IrfanView
IZArc
JAlbum
JPEG Cleaner
jv16 Powertools
K-meleon
K9
KeyNote
LAME
LFN-Tools (Long FileNames in DOS)
Lupas Rename (Lupas 2000)
Maxthon (was MyIE2)
Media Player Classic
MemLoad
Memtest86
MetaPad
Miranda IM
Mozilla
Mozilla Firefox (was Mozilla Firebird) (was Phoenix)
MP3Gain
MPEG Audio Collection (MAC)
MultiRes
MWSnap
MyAlbum
Neutron
nnCron LITE
NoteTab Light
OE-Quotefix
OpenOffice.org
Outlook-Quotefix
Partition Saving (was Savepart)
Password Safe
Path Copy (PathCopy)
Pegasus Mail
Pixia
PowerPro
Push That Freakin' Button (PTFB)
PuTTY
Python
Ragtime Solo
Ranish Partition Manager
RegCleaner
RUNit
Sam Spade
Script Defender
SpaceMonger
TClockEx
The Font Thing
The Gimp
The Proxomitron
TightVNC
Total Uninstall
TrackerV3
TreeCopy
VanBasco's Karaoke Player
VirtualDub
Visit URL
VNC
WAssociate
Weather Watcher
WinDriversBackup Personal Edition
WinPatrol
X-Setup Pro (was Xteq X-Setup)
Xenu's Link Sleuth
Xnews
XnView
XOSL
XXCopy
YahooPOPs! (YPOPs!)
Yankee Clipper III
ZipGenius

=========

only on PL2004 CD

1by1
2Flyer Screensaver Builder
AbiWord
AI RoboForm
Aida32
All-Purpose Spell Checker (APSC)
Amaya
Another Task Manager (ATM)
Ant Movie Catalog
AntiVir Personal Edition
Atlantis Nova
Atomic Clock Sync
Attribute Changer
AutoSizer
Avant Browser
Bookmark Wizard
Cartes du Ciel (Sky Charts)
Catfish
Chainsaw
Cookie Muncher
CookieWall
Cool Ruler
CopyURL
CutePDF Writer (was CutePDF Printer)
Dia
Dir2HTML
Directory Lister
Dirhtml
e-Sword
Empty Temp Folders
Encryption for the Masses (E4M)
ESBCalc
EVE
Explore2fs
ExtractNow
EyeDropper
F-Prot Antivirus for DOS
FileTargets
Fractal Explorer
GoldenSectionNotes
Gravity
HTML Calender Generator 4
Icon Snatcher
LeechGet
MotherBoard Monitor (MBM)
MouseImp
Mp3tag
OpenExpert
Oubliette
PC Inspector File Recovery
picture-shark
Pimmy
PINs
PopCorn
POPFile
Programmer's File Editor (PFE)
Quick Folders
Quick Resource
RegSeeker
SciTE
SetBrowser
SimpleOCR
SnIco Edit
Sphygmic Spreadsheet
Star Downloader
Super Gravity
Text2Web Pro
THE Rename
TypeItIn
URL2BMP
Visual Thought
Web2Text
WordWeb
ZoomPlayer

*************

 

[FossilButt]

I was only really interested in which files were added. There's no point in
me wasting the time to download an ISO file if there were only a handfull of
programs added. If there were any in the additions that interested me I
could just seek those files individually. My main interests are in
programming and internet servers and neither category has much weight in
this ng nor is there much to pick from in those categories in this ng's
collections.

 

[Susan Bugher]

I don't know which programs that are on both CDs have the same *files*

I was only really interested in which files were added.

In that case I suggest you download:

http://www.pricelesswarehome.org/ftp/2005PL-CDwebpages.zip (257 KB)

and compare the file list for the PL2005 CD to the one for the PL2004 CD.

Susan

 

[Space Madness]

I was only really interested in which files were added. There's no point
in
me wasting the time to download an ISO file if there were only a handfull
of
programs added. If there were any in the additions that interested me I
could just seek those files individually. My main interests are in
programming and internet servers and neither category has much weight in
this ng nor is there much to pick from in those categories in this ng's
collections.

Good for you.
Go blow your self and give us a report on how it came out.

 

[FossilButt]

Good for you.
Go blow your self and give us a report on how it came out.

Have you always had such an assshole attitude or did you have to work at it?

 

[Mark Warner]

I will be burning over the weekend, and will try and have every
request filled and in Monday's mail. I do not request, require, or
expect any kind of reimbursement, blank CD, or mailer. This is just
my little contribution to the cause. There will be a return address
on the mailer, and anybody that feels obliged is free to send a
couple bucks back. Again, not requested, required, or expected.

All requests received to this point have been filled and mailed (except
for the one from Canukistan -- gotta go to the Post Office for that
one).

Further requests will be accepted, of course, but may not be processed
quite so quickly. Please check the CD immediately upon receipt. (No, I
did not personally test every one, but I have had few if any problems
with my burning regimen in the past.)

Then pass it on.

 

[Space Madness]

Have you always had such an assshole attitude or did you have to work at
it?

Still waiting for your report...

 

[Franklin]

if you want to save a lot of time and money why dont you create
a torrent file and share the torrent with us.

Nice idea.

Maybe an eMule/Overnet posting too.

 

[FossilButt]

Here ya go FW...most people, well, maybe not you since you don't show much
intelligence to begin with would rather download the few files that were
different than download a 700+ meg file. That's called common sense. Work
on it, you might get it figured out by mid year...maybe.

 

[Susan Bugher]

Here ya go FW...most people, well, maybe not you since you don't show much
intelligence to begin with would rather download the few files that were
different than download a 700+ meg file. That's called common sense. Work
on it, you might get it figured out by mid year...maybe.

A "few files that were different"?

I see 13 last freeware versions on the PL05 list - all also on PL04 (I'm
not sure how many are on one or both of the CDs).

13 LFW apps vs. 207 apps total on PL05.

Common sense tells me that most files on the PL2005 CD will be new and
different (especially the large files - openoffice.org etc.)

Susan

 

[FossilButt]

A "few files that were different"?

I see 13 last freeware versions on the PL05 list - all also on PL04 (I'm
not sure how many are on one or both of the CDs).
13 LFW apps vs. 207 apps total on PL05.

which leads back to why i asked the damn question to begin with...so i could
decide if i wanted to download x number of files that were different that i
might have an interest in or to download the entire 750 frigging megs. wtf
is so difficult to understand about that??

 

[REM]

"FossilButt" <[email protected]> wrote:

which leads back to why i asked the damn question to begin with...so i could
decide if i wanted to download x number of files that were different that i
might have an interest in or to download the entire 750 frigging megs. wtf
is so difficult to understand about that??

Back up a few paces... <[email protected]>

 

[PuppyKatt]

Nice idea.

Maybe an eMule/Overnet posting too.

I have it available on emule.