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Since yesteryears, my core tool set of choice has been: - sysinternals - nirsoft - UnxUtils - powershell - powertoys RE: powershell ... yup Russ
by desktopninja 5y ago
Since yesteryears, my core tool set of choice has been:
- sysinternals
- nirsoft
- UnxUtils
- powershell
- powertoys
RE: powershell ... yup Russinovic gave us that too :)
- vsto 5y agoIs there an alternative to Everything [1](file search with immediate results) and Ditto [2](clipboard manager) among those you've listed ? I can't live without them on Windows to be honest. [1] http://www.voidtools.com/support/everything/ http://www.voidtools.com/support/everything/ [2] https://github.com/sabrogden/Ditto/wiki https://github.com/sabrogden/Ditto/wiki
- desktopninja 5y agoDammit, I forgot about VoidTools. Ditto looks interesting.
- indianmouse 5y agoI use clipdiary instead of Ditto and share the Db across using a filesync for a eternal and shared clipboard history. The main site is http://softvoile.com/ http://softvoile.com/ Clipdiary is https://clipdiary.com https://clipdiary.com Though my db syncing doesn't always work like a charm, it still gets the job done. Use the freeware version which should be super sufficient for most of the users. Checkout other tools which are good such as Flashnote.
- thefz 5y ago> Is there an alternative to Everything I use AstroGrep but it scans the drive, rather than indexing it (find vs. locate)
- mdpm 5y agoListary is a good ui for full text search, and integrates with the default file dialogs nicely too.
- chokolad 5y ago> RE: powershell ... yup Russinovic gave us that too :) Nope, that was Jeffrey Snover.