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When looking to convert all the hundreds of icons on thriftmac, I was pleasantly surprised to find this free alternative.
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Updates from the world of thriftmac and free Mac apps.
When looking to convert all the hundreds of icons on thriftmac, I was pleasantly surprised to find this free alternative.
Read the restYour best bet for a free alternative to Photoshop is GIMP, but you don’t have to stop there.
Read the restThe penguin version of Super Mario is still jumping after all these years.
Read the restThis visual interface gives you all the advantages of FFmpeg without having to tinker with Terminal.
Read the restYou could pay hundreds of dollars a month for Maya for your 3D modeling and animation, or you could do pretty the same for free with Blender.
Read the restAn upcoming version of Audacity not only updates the user interface, but also gives it fresh branding.
Read the restOne of my favourite apps is no longer completely free on the Mac. But you might want to consider buying it.
Read the restChange the look of windows, the menu bar, cursors, and icons, plus the sound of your keyboard.
Read the restSkype, the OG videoconferencing app, shuts down on May 5 in favour of Microsoft Teams.
Read the restIt’s been something I’ve had in the back of my mind for years — add an icon to every entry on thriftmac. Yes, all 400 hundred of them.
Read the restWhile looking at adding another wallpaper app to the thriftmac collection, I realized that I already had three — and each was in a different category. That’s not good.
Read the restGIMP is on the verge of a version 3.0 release — 20 years after version 2.0 came out. Still, it’s much appreciated.
Read the restOmnivore is “joining forces” with ElevenLab, and will soon be discontinued. You don’t have long to export your data.
Read the restWhere do the free Mac apps in thriftmac come from? If you want to find them yourself instead of waiting for them to show up here, try these places.
Read the restI finally had to give up on Abiword — it’s been toasted from thriftmac. As of this writing, you can’t even connect to a server.
Read the restNo in-app purchases. No ads. No subscriptions. No trials. Just 100% free Mac apps. Learn about the history of thriftmac, how Scrimpy came to be, and a bit about me.
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