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I use Malwarebytes Anti Malware and Super Antispyware.

Anyone had to build a Full Ecommerce website w/ shopping cart? What is the best Free ecommerce cms? I am currently using Open Cart. Maybe there is something better. How about Magento, Prestashop, Digistore, Zen Cart, osCSS.

Try http://dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex14/index.html no flash, all JS, free, open source.

For programming and web work I use Firefox. For surfing the web, Palemoon (optimized version of FF) or Chrome.

Besides Ubuntu, has any of you programmers tried Linux Mint? If you did, any feedback? I am restoring a older computer and plan to install Linux again. I used to have a dual boot windows/linux. Switched to windows because of the software available. But I do miss running Linux. So plan to have...

I agree w/ nirajkum. Drupal has a higher initial learning curve, more suited to developers. But you can really do a lot more. Joomla is very popular and has better templates (in my opinion). Joomla also has tons of tutorials on the web, including youtube. I have played w/ both and actually...

For work, I use Windows. But for playing around at home, I actually like Linux.

I currently use Netbeans for my PHP projects. Is there anything better? Looking for: 1) Free or low cost. 2) Editable syntax color/fonts. 3) Code hints/completion. 4) Display line errors. 5) Debugging. Or maybe for the price, I should stay w/ Netbeans. I can live w/ the slow startup...

How do you uninstall a CMS (Xoops)? I checked the videos, and it shows you installation, but I need to uninstall. I looked around the software icons in CP and did not find any uninstall.

I like Linux, more secure, easier to use, faster, FREE. But unfortunately I use Windows, because it has the software I need to do my job.

For Me: Desktop - build my own. Laptop - I have a Sony bought 2001, and still going. Also Acer 14" no complaints, another Acer netbook that kind of gives me problems. I also have a fairly new HP 17" that works great.

I was looking at ads, and today you can get a powerful laptop for under $1K (BestBuy, Office Max, Costco, possible Walmart). Just get the basics, preferably at least a Intel Core I5 processor (I7 would be best), 6G ram, min 500 G HD (at least 5400rpm), DVD±R/RW (maybe even Blu-Ray) - All for...

Here is a website builder I came across from some of the email I receive. I never used this, but may be something for newbies. http://www.webdesigndev.com/flash/wix-review-create-an-amazing-website-using-wix I myself build from scratch using html/css.

FileZilla for me too....best free FTP. I also have WS_FTP which is also very good, but have to pay for it (business purchase).

On my HDD, I notice the ready light goes off when I turn off the computer. But when I touch the HDD, it seems to still be powered. So I simply turn off the power surge protector.

I think it depends on the user. If the user only does simple basic functions (surf web, email, watch video, etc.), than I would go with the AMD processor because it is lowest cost and I don't think the user will even notice (or care) what processor they had - never had any complaints from...

Good News. Much thanks for the updates!

I did use Dreamweaver when I first started out a few years ago. Then I switched to notepad++ and pspad. I currently do my coding with 2 free resources: IDE: codelobster php edition Text editor: bluefish I work with php, javascript, xhtml, html and css.

I use both yahoo and gmail.

I would say C++ as the most popular programming language. But hard to say, I think C++ and JAVA are the most powerful. Now playing with C# (microsoft developed).