50 Open Source Desktop Projects: Good Downloads
Behold the vast and sprawling feast of open source downloads. Incredible, ain’t it? Armed with little more than an Internet connection and some extra space on your hard drive, a rich cornucopia awaits you.
And so, with no further ado…let’s dig in!
1) Filezilla A popular FTP client that is powerful, simple to use and cross platform. It's been said that the UI is quite intuitive.
2) aMSN A near exact open source duplicate of the ever-popular MSN client now replaced by Live Messenger on the Windows OS. aMSN is available for both Windows and Linux operating systems.
3) OpenFirewall Two firewalls in one, OpenFire wall provides firewall security at both the kernel and application layers.
4) MultiGet
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