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Software | Score |
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focuswriter "Better than PyRoom in terms of appearance and features. " |
5 |
jabref "A friend of mine, who wrote his thesis (of about 1, 40,000 words), suggested this to me. I've been using the Windows version for over 2 years, and found little reasons to complain. I store around 6000 citations, along with annotations and links wherever possible to pdfs on my machine. The manual input method is actually a boon: it helps you identify and correct errors unlike automated fetches from Google Scholar and other sources when using software like Zotero, Mendeley, and EndNote. Also Zotero crashes often; Mendeley pretends to be free (asking you to upgrade after a point), and EndNote is... well, it sucks. JabRef is consistent, the easiest to understand, and the most reliable bibliography citation manager. Much thanks to the developers!" |
5 |
fbreader "The best epub reader out there. It's much easier on the eye and distraction-free than Calibre or any other." |
5 |
pychess "Very high CPU usage. I prefer Dream Chess." |
2 |