Occult Apps

Do u guys have a collection of Occult Apps? I cudnt find any...

If not let's make a collection...

There are all sorts of apps out there.. for Astrology.. tarot and numerology.. evn more.. thats just all I know...

I'll start making a collection only if they will be put into the DigiMob collection..

We had an astro-app in a digest some time ago and although it worked, it turned out to have a trojan in it. At that point, we figured we'd just avoid .exe's outright. Apps that have been verified might be a bit different, if there was an interest...

i'm not sure the if there are malware in the apps or not... I take them from Warez forums...

so never mind..

peace

Is there something super-yummy that you'd like included? There are several very robust, "professional grade" astro-apps out there...

i wouldn't know which ones are the best.. if u can tell me the good software I can get them..

Welcome, sic.sick6!

Gotta jump in here: Has anyone here checked the open source community for this kind of stuff? I'm no astrology expert, but have a look: http://sourceforge.net/search/?type_of_search=soft&words=astrology

I've used Maitreya, for example, for a while (though I should also admit that I rarely consult charts for any reason and never take them too seriously) and found it a pretty excellent program.

Seriously, I'm not sure that including warez in digimob is a good idea in the first place (Actually I think it's a very bad one: digimob is not competent to make its own cracked releases and will thus be dependent on other warez groups -- Why not simply let the user download from them directly from them at his/her own risk?), but I have my doubts that it's even necessary to for users to download warez if they want good software for esoteric/magickal use. What esoteric things can be done with non-free software that cannot be done with free software? If there's really a list, I'd be willing to bet that the open source community could start working on it lickety-split (in fact, I could maybe get the ball rolling myself). But I doubt there's much of a list to begin with.

Personally, I think a "links/resources" page in some future digimob website would be the best way to treat this. That could even include (legitimate) links non-free/libre software. Visitors would then know what non-free programs are available and recommended. From there, I'm sure that anyone who can download digimob torrents can find warez torrents if they want to.

Neutralrobotboy, the voice of reason.

Khephra wrote:We had an astro-app in a digest some time ago and although it worked, it turned out to have a trojan in it.

LOLZ