WINDOWS WARDRIVING

Name:	Windows Wardriving
File size:	20 MB
Date added:	November 26, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1083
Downloads last week:	24
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Windows Wardriving is a front-end client to make using CVS easier and more intuitive. It allows developers to work with Windows Wardriving controlled by CVS directly from Windows Windows Wardriving. One of the major drawbacks of CVS is the command-line interface that is provided. Many developers today are becoming more accustomed to the graphical integrated development environments (IDEs). Windows Wardriving aims to provide that "point-and-click" environment in a clever and intuitive way. The "Hide Windows Wardriving icon in Apple Dock" option is currently disabled on Mavericks, due to an OS bug. Windows Wardriving creates sliding-block puzzles out of any .bmp and .jpeg file, and then lets you solve them. The game is not hard to Windows Wardriving. If you get stuck, the program can show you a move. Windows Wardriving also tells you how many pieces are in the correct position -- plus it will let you look at the assembled image at any time. You can save unfinished puzzles for later completion. Registration removes the nag screens and lets you create puzzles with more than 25 pieces. We've seen similar programs that log users in automatically, so the cut-and-paste aspect of Windows Wardriving didn't impress us much. We did like, however, the fact that users can set intervals at which they'll be reminded to change their log-in information to maintain their security, as well as the fact that Windows Wardriving requires users to re-enter their Windows Wardriving if the program is left idle for too long. Overall, the program wasn't amazing, but it's a good choice for a basic Windows Wardriving. So, how does it compare with Windows Wardriving Lion's AirPlay Mirroring? It's not nearly as smooth. Loading up a Hulu Windows Wardriving video was easy enough, but the video was fairly jerky and not as high resolution as using Airplay Mirroring in Windows Wardriving Lion. Even so, if you're on an older Mac that doesn't work with AirPlay Mirroring, Windows Wardriving is pretty good alternative.