Freeware
- Microsoft.com Download Center – Free? From Bill Gates? Yup! Categories includes trial versions, net tools, updates.
- Star Office – Get Star Office from Sun – a free alternative to MS Office
- Tabitha’s Freebie Pages – Plenty of links to freeware and much more…
- What is Free Software? – GNU Project and Free Software Foundation (FSF) explain what free means!
- – Software, desktop themes, drivers, tips for Windows & Mac. Reviews and ratings by Dan the Man!
- PC World – PC World Online brings you lots of popular downloads in all categories.
- Jumbo! – Offers over 300,000 Shareware And Freeware Programs.
- NONAGS Freeware Shareware World Center – Extremely popular site; choose the mirror location nearest you.
- OAK Software Repository – Oakland University offers freeware, shareware, information. No graphics.
- Pass The Shareware – Offers Shareware And Freeware Sites And Downloads.
- Rocket Download – Download tested and reviewed quality shareware, freeware & demos. Very nice interface.
- Shareware.com – CNet offers over 250,000 files on this mega-site. ****
- SOFTSEEK – Good collection of shareware, freeware, evaluation software. Clean interface, screen shots.
- Software Vault – Lotsa files and reviews. A guy named Dr. File Finder reviews weekly gems.
- Tucows – The Ultimate Collection of Winsock Software – granddaddy of shareware sites. rates Windows and Mac Internet Software, performance. Over 460+ Mirror Sites! ****
- WinFiles.com – popular 32-bit Shareware, Drivers, and Tips for windows.***
- ZD Net — Software Library – Amazing site, professionally reviewed/rated software from Ziff-Davis.
KC Software
We have developed, authored, or worked on several programs.
Currently we are highlighting:
- the energy saving tools IPSE and SolArch
- Fkey Windows Function Key shareware applet
All KC Software is available as a free download.
Other Links
- Association of Shareware Professionals – ASP is THE trade organization, and they link to sooo many great sites (member and non-member).
- What is Free Software? – The GNU Project and the Free Software Foundation (FSF) explain what free really means!