links for 2007-05-10

• confessions of a freeware junkie…
  A blog talking about great freeware applications, software/scripts, etc. to help you administer your network, nifty gadgets, and maybe some music stuff here or there.
  (tags: reviews software tools utilities free blog tips)
• Open Google Notebook in Firefox Sidebar » Mitchelaneous
  (tags: bookmarklet firefox google howto tips bookmarks)
• RSS Buttons for Your Blog from TopRank Online Marketing Blog
  This tool will easily allow you to create RSS buttons or “chicklets” for your blog. Adding links to your blog visitors’ favorite RSS reader can increase the number of subscribers to your blog substantially.
  (tags: RSS blog tools web2.0 webdesign)
• FeedBuddy – Single RSS Button
  FeedBuddy is one nice button which is aimed to replace a set of many-colored different-sized buttons. It can be used to keep your site clean and elegant.
  (tags: blog rss tools feeds webdesign web2.0)
• PCLinuxOS
  “Texstar and the Ripper Gang are pleased to announce the release of the fourth and final test release of PCLinuxOS 2007! Mirrors are currently being updated so please allow 24 hours for all mirrors to sync up.
  (tags: linux)
• Click to title your page!
  NZPCA meeting topics mindmap
  (tags: web2.0 demo javascript)
• Geek To Live: Replace Windows Explorer with Xplorer2 – Lifehacker
  Let’s face it: for advanced file manipulation, Windows File Explorer stinks. But like Firefox is a must-have replacement for Internet Explorer, a file manager called Xplorer2 blows Windows Explorer out of the water for anyone who browses multiple folders,
  (tags: freeware windows utilities tools software)
• Windows Tip: Create your own environment variables for quick folder navigation – Lifehacker
  Reader Dustin L. tips us off on how to create your own Windows environment variables to give you quick access to your favorite folders.
  (tags: windows tips howto)
• Web Site Traffic: Google upgrades Analytics – Lifehacker
  Google’s overhauled the reporting interface (”dashboard”) in their web site stats program, Analytics. The new look is a lot easier on the eyes and the brain. (Read: it feels less like you have to be a professional statistician to grok what the heck is goi
  (tags: google web2.0 tools)