Free Native 64-bit programs

[swarfega]

Tortoise SVN:

tortoisesvn.tigris.org

Available in both 32- and 64-bit editions. I like it because it integrates well with Explorer.

Added, thanks.

 

[Barefoot]

Nice explanation. I'm guessing not everyone has the ability and/or desire to type an answer like yours, so I appreciate that very much!

None of the information you provided was in the FAQ or the developer's website.

 

[swarfega]

Added Yet Another Process Monitor.

 

[bd74]

Hi,
Does anyone know of a clipboard manager program that works with Windows 7 64-bit?
I have a tendency to cut/copy text (with the intention of pasting it somewhere later), but then I forget to paste it. So, I need a program that will enable me to see the last few things that I cut/copied, so that I can copy them again and paste them if I need to.

 

[swarfega]

A 32-bit one would work just as well in a 64-bit os.

 

[MilesAhead]

Hi,
Does anyone know of a clipboard manager program that works with Windows 7 64-bit?
I have a tendency to cut/copy text (with the intention of pasting it somewhere later), but then I forget to paste it. So, I need a program that will enable me to see the last few things that I cut/copied, so that I can copy them again and paste them if I need to.

If you are just doing text clips there would be dozens of freebies that work. You could try this list:

Best Free Clipboard Replacement Utility

Also Softpedia is a good site for freeware.

Also on that TechSupportAlert there's a forum with a section
"I want a free program that..." for utilities that slip between the categories or may be hard to find.

Also DonationCoder.com has a "coding snacks" section to the forum where you can request small custom utilities be written for you.

You wouldn't need those forums in your case of the clipboard manager but they're good to bookmark for stuff hard to find.

 

[bd74]

Thank you MilesAhead for the information.

 

[Barefoot]

I "Dig" the music of Miles Davis and the post for good information.

Well darn. I was interested in trying out "Ditto", the clipboard replacement utility, but it crashes. It may not want to play nice with TeraCopy Pro and Directory Opus. I saved the crash info, but sometimes I can't decipher it.

Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: Ditto.exe
Application Version: 3.16.8.0
Application Timestamp: 4a885655
Fault Module Name: ole32.dll
Fault Module Version: 6.1.7600.16385
Fault Module Timestamp: 4a5bdac7
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 0008deee
OS Version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: 1ec0
Additional Information 2: 1ec0fd70d07d060e5bfcf53c69ad1739
Additional Information 3: 2c48
Additional Information 4: 2c48940de5e7d1cb2e131ad6a0ca2feb

I'll send the info to the developer.

I should have investigated further before thinking "Ditto" would work. The last version was just over two years ago.
"Current Version: 3.15.4
Version Date: 16 January, 2008
License: Freeware/Open source
Download File Size: 2MB
Operating Systems Supported: Tested on Windows XP, but should work on any recent edition
Additional Software Required: None
64 Bit Capable: Unknown but most likely yes
Portable Version Available: Yes"

 

[CGA1]

Hi,
Does anyone know of a clipboard manager program that works with Windows 7 64-bit?
I have a tendency to cut/copy text (with the intention of pasting it somewhere later), but then I forget to paste it. So, I need a program that will enable me to see the last few things that I cut/copied, so that I can copy them again and paste them if I need to.

Clipx has been working flawlessly for me.

 

[Klaw117]

I love this list, I installed several apps from it and my machine just feels so much better. I have two questions though.

Does anyone know of good, FREE (I have to stress this) CD Burning software that's 64-bit? If so, I might use that and get rid of Roxio on my machine. What about disk image emulation software like DAEMON Tools Lite, but in 64-bit?

 

[MilesAhead]

I "Dig" the music of Miles Davis and the post for good information.

Always nice to hear. Think I'll put on some Miles now in fact.

 

[DarkPhoenix]

I love this list, I installed several apps from it and my machine just feels so much better. I have two questions though.

Does anyone know of good, FREE (I have to stress this) CD Burning software that's 64-bit? If so, I might use that and get rid of Roxio on my machine. What about disk image emulation software like DAEMON Tools Lite, but in 64-bit?

I have been looking into this myself.. you know there is a difference between working with 64 bit and being a native 64 bit application. With so many apps not being made for 64 bit I think lots of people settle if an app will just work well with 64 bit. Most CD burners I have used in the past work well with Windows 7 64 bit but are not native 64 bit apps.

Seems they are hard to find.. but InfraRecorder is 64 bit. I haven't tried it myself. It's Open Source, so yeah it's free.

InfraRecorder Downloads

One of the best 32 bit burners I have used with Win 7 64 bit comes in a free version is called Deep Burner. http://www.deepburner.com/index.php?r=products&pr=deepburner&prr=provsfree

 

[Klaw117]

I love this list, I installed several apps from it and my machine just feels so much better. I have two questions though.

Does anyone know of good, FREE (I have to stress this) CD Burning software that's 64-bit? If so, I might use that and get rid of Roxio on my machine. What about disk image emulation software like DAEMON Tools Lite, but in 64-bit?

I have been looking into this myself.. you know there is a difference between working with 64 bit and being a native 64 bit application. With so many apps not being made for 64 bit I think lots of people settle if an app will just work well with 64 bit. Most CD burners I have used in the past work well with Windows 7 64 bit but are not native 64 bit apps.

Seems they are hard to find.. but InfraRecorder is 64 bit. I haven't tried it myself. It's Open Source, so yeah it's free.

InfraRecorder Downloads

One of the best 32 bit burners I have used with Win 7 64 bit comes in a free version is called Deep Burner. DeepBurner

Yeah, I know the difference between working in 64-bit and having native 64-bit support.

I couldn't find a disk image emulator that has native 64-bit support, but I might try InfraRecorder. Thanks, I missed that on the list I think.

 

[Airbot]

A good site to find 64 bit software if anyone wants to check out.
64bit and x64 - Home

 

[Klaw117]

A good site to find 64 bit software if anyone wants to check out.
64bit and x64 - Home

I don't think everything there is native 64-bit. Some are just 32-bit apps with 64-bit compatibility. Still, it's a good site.

 

[Airbot]

No everything there isn't, you're right. But a site that makes it easier to find the ones that are.

 

[swarfega]

Ive known of that site for ages and your right, not everything on there is 64-bit.

 

[raccoon19]

Any news about a 64bit adobe flash player yet.

 

[Klaw117]

Any news about a 64bit adobe flash player yet.

Nothing new so far. Adobe's being really lazy about it.

 

[swarfega]

quote from their website: next major release (which could be v11), so expect that in the next 11 years as well!