Stuff on top of windows

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Basics

• Firefox. Sync
• Chrome. Sync
• MSOffice / LibreOffice
• GVim / Notepad++

Audio

• Reaper
• Soundcard driver
• Hydrogen Drum machine

Dev

• Android SDK
• Virtualbox. Extension pack?
• Visual Studio, VsVim

Utilities

• Deluge
• WinCDEmu
• Gimp
• Inkscape
• WinDjView
• Adobe Reader
• Focus Booster
• VirtuaWin (Multiple Workspaces)
• Greenshot (Screenshot)
• evince (better rendering PDF reader and for djvu, etc)
• BatteryCare (for laptop)

Chess

• ChessMaster
• BabasChess
• Fritz & Stockfish -- Unzip, Fritz Create UCI Engine, Change Main Engine

Sync

• Google Drive
• Dropbox
• Evernote

Configuration

Windows

• Theme (Desktop > Personalize > Browse Themes Online)

How to perform a calibration (full discharge)?

The most adequate method to do a full discharge (100% to a minimum of 3%) consists of the following procedure:

1. Fully charge the battery to its maximum capacity (100%);
2. Let the battery "rest" fully charged for 2 hours or more in order to cool down from the charging process. You may use the computer normally within this period;
3. Unplug the power cord and set the computer to hibernate automatically at 5% as described by the image sequence below (click images to enlarge). If you cannot select 5%, then you should use the minimum value allowed, but never below 5%;
4. Leave the computer discharging, non-stop, until it hibernates itself. You may use the computer normally within this period;
5. When the computer shuts down completely, let it stay in the hibernation state for 5 hours or even more;
6. Plug the computer to the A/C power to perform a full charge non-stop until its maximum capacity (100%). You may use the computer normally within this period.

source: http://batterycare.net/en/guide.html#descTot

Sync

• Firefox, Chrome, Dropbox

GVim

Deluge

• Non-SSD Download folder