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PC World has a list of 20 open source applications that can help make your work or play easier in a ton of different circumstances, and they’re all free.

The very earliest days of the PC revolution were soaked in idealism. People shared their knowledge with one another freely; the very idea of charging for software was an anathema. The early days of the Internet had a similar rosy view of the world.

Link: PCWorld

After releasing Windows Vista, Microsoft is planning to ship its next major version of Windows codename “Seven”. Windows Seven now has an official ship target of 2010 which was announce at MGX in Orlando.

Like Vista, Windows 7 will ship in consumer and business versions, and in 32-bit and 64-bit versions.

Microsoft officials told MGX attendees that the company is currently internally planning Windows Seven. So far, the company has determined Windows Seven will come in both 32- and 64-bit flavors. No word on how many SKUs or any kind of guidance on features was provided, but Microsoft did say it would address both consumer and business segments with Windows Seven.

Source: Cnet , ZDNet

For those download junkies out there and are looking for some Demonoid love, I’m giving a way invitation codes for the first  ten visitors that post a comment on this blog.

This is the first week for the Demonoid invites and I plan to give away ten every week or so (if there’s a demand for it). Just be sure to use a valid email address when commenting. I’ll use it to send the invites. Enjoy!

Just a few more days and “The Simpsons” movie will hit the theaters. Following on from the recent surge of Simpsons avatars, here I am after being transformed into my own Simpsons character.

Link: The Simpsons Movie