Most liked software (paid).

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As the title says.

Which proprietary software, apps, mobile, web based do you like the most?
We've got discussions on free and open source solutions.
So for interest sake, which paid software would you recommend?

It could be for any OS.

Feel free to share :)
 
For small business's to manage day to day to day things I would say www.monday.com, in my last business I struggled to find something I could adapt to exactly what I needed to manage workflow, store documents online and communicate with my freelancers.
 
WhiteRaven said:
For small business's to manage day to day to day things I would say www.monday.com, in my last business I struggled to find something I could adapt to exactly what I needed to manage workflow, store documents online and communicate with my freelancers.
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Monday is good, I agree.
It's in the league of Trello.
Anything else you like as well?
 
I'm, I wanna say 'particular', about my media library so iFlicks FTW... Also Transmission, 'tho I use it less and less these days.

Mac folk will know what I'm talking about.

Native apps cover 95% of my day, but honourable mentions to Pixlemator Pro and Divvy too.

Then, do Smart DNS services and their apps count?

If they do, add Getflix to the list.
 
greg0205 said:
I'm, I wanna say 'particular', about my media library so iFlicks FTW... Also Transmission, 'tho I use it less and less these days.

Mac folk will know what I'm talking about.

Native apps cover 95% of my day, but honourable mentions to Pixlemator Pro and Divvy too.

Then, do Smart DNS services and their apps count?

If they do, add Getflix to the list.
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Any software/app counts.

Would you mind narrowing your post down?

Transmission. Is it the torrent client or MAC/Apple software?
Is iFlicks standalone and third party?
Same with pixelmator and divvy?
 
Johnatan56 said:
Windows and Linux.

Rider, Goland, DataGrip, Webstorm, Pycharm, Android Studio and used to use PHPStorm.
On Linux only Rider and PHPStorm.
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That's a real suite right there. ;)
backstreetboy said:
The paid ones except for the Windscribe lifetime sub I got on black friday 2018.
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Nice. I was wondering how much you paid for Windscribe since you've been an avid supporter of them.
saor said:
An nice alternative to Photoshop is Affinity Photo.
https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/photo/#buy

Costs under R1000 (tho I see it's gone up to R999 now). And usually 50% off on Cyber Monday etc. Really worth the money.
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I've used Affinity before and it's nice, I agree.
 
Johnatan56 said:
Jetbrains suite. :p
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I must say vscode is stealing a lot of their thunder lately. A lot of our guys were using Clion for a while (I think we have one holdout there) and almost everyone is now on vscode. Same with the web guys (WebStorm), same with Python (PyCharm). Was never a fan of Clion myself, always felt slow to me.
 
|tera| said:
Any software/app counts.

Would you mind narrowing your post down?

Transmission. Is it the torrent client or MAC/Apple software?
Is iFlicks standalone and third party?
Same with pixelmator and divvy?
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No worries... From the top:

Transmission is, in fact, a torrent client. The best torrent client... It's been around for Mac forever but I believe there is a Windows version now too.

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iFlicks is a third party media management app... its adds metadata and artwork and manages your media library.

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Pixelmator Pro, think Photoshop but for Mac only.

Divvy positions and resizes windows on your screen.

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