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The Register has teamed up with Betanews.com, the US online tech publication, to launch our very own software downloads channel at http://downloads.theregister.co.uk. We trust you will find it useful. Readers with long memories may recall that we had a downloads channel once before. This was popular at first, but the guys …

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  1. Anonymous Coward
    Welcome

    Well, this could be.....

    COMPLETELY AWESOME!

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  2. Anonymous Coward
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    Groovy

    I'll check it out to see if there's a patch to keep my Wundows 7 RC operational!

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  3. Jimmy Floyd
    WTF?

    Ahem

    I was all set to make some witty but flippant comment about a Reg pr0n download service but thought I'd best check out the site beforehand...

    ...only to find that "today's hot files" are headed by ... wait for it ... iTunes. For Windows. Apparently the Mac version is actually quite usable in comparison to the PC alternative but really ... iTunes?

    I mean, seriously...

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  4. phil 27
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    betanews

    Pearoast for the photocomp of the week? (B3ta...)

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  5. Anonymous Coward
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    How do I get to the Linux bit?

    I see only Windows or Mac

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  6. Tim Bergel
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    Excellent!

    Glad to see this back - thank you. Already sorted out one problem for me.

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  7. Tom Chiverton 1
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    FAIL

    No Linux section. No mobile device section (of any O/S).

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  8. Mark C 1

    Limewire?

    Really?

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  9. Anonymous Coward
    Go

    Re: How do I get to the Linux bit? / Re: FAIL

    > I see only Windows or Mac

    Well I went to 'Browse all files' and then selected 'Linux' from the operating system drop-down.

    As for a mobile device section, with all the AppStore's popping up, it seems a little pointless. I'm actually surprised they have a Linux section, since the repositories tend to provide most of what people need.

    Good work El'Reg.

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  10. Will Godfrey Silver badge
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    @AC - No Linux

    Well, there is ubuntu up there now. However, dem-as-wot-no clearly are aware that apple and microsfoft need a lot of help to catch up with the rest of us.

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  11. Steve Evans

    Hmmm...

    Be nice if there was some indication on the front page of the cost of the software...

    Freeware, Nag, Crippleware, 30 day full, £30... You get the idea

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  12. James O'Brien
    Joke

    HAH

    Are we going to be able to get the extreme pr0n now?

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  13. Anonymous Coward
    Dead Vulture

    Linked enough?

    Three links to it in four paragraphs puts this article in the 'shameless self-promotion' category.

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  14. Anonymous Coward
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    @ ahem

    Apple wants you to think PCs are slow and clunky.

    Apple writes free software for PC.

    What better way to make PC slow and clunky?

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  15. Pete 8
    Go

    Yeah Limewire

    How else could those, ahem, reports get 'leaked'.

    Have a nice day!

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  16. Robin Layfield
    WTF?

    Keylogger?

    Bit alarmed that the Mac only software selection offers a Keylogger. That's something I never want to come into contact with - even in a professional capacity...

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