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The Audacity of Open Source Audio

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The Audacity audio editor is a great program. Take that as you will: It's truly functional software. It's a great illustration of the power and versatility of open source. Audacity has been an active project for some time. But because it provides an esoteric service, it was only recently I had reason to sit down and use it.

Due to microphone-support issues in Linux, and a Windows machine that has trouble with its own weight, never mind throwing sizable files in the mix, I've used Audacity 1.3.5 on two of the three supported platforms. There are differences in feature set-up, not function. After a learning curve of two hours came weeks of declaring my undying love for the project to anyone who'd listen.



Free, Mini Mac Apps for a Pocket Thumb Drive

Do you carry a pocket USB thumb drive? If not, you should. You can get a lot of capacity for very little money, and keep applications on your drive that can rescue you in a pinch. In this post, I'll round up several free, small-footprint applications that are very practical to keep with you on your pocket USB thumb drive (I keep my little drive on a keychain).