Deskzilla makes tracking bugs easier courtesy of a hierarchy of filters that gives the user an instant overview of your project. The handy thing is that Deskzilla allows you to enter and track bugs offline as well as online, making it ideal for when your Bugzilla server is not available for some reason. Deskzilla also makes carrying out commands and functions within Bugzilla a litle quicker and more accessible.

Deskzilla can be a little clunky because it's written in Java but the good thing is that because of that there's no additional server installation to do. There's no doubt that using Deskzilla makes things a lot quicker than having to switch to Bugzilla every time you want to add or track a bug. Note as well that it's only free for use with open source projects.

If you use Bugzilla regularly and need an on and offline way of bug tracking, Deskzilla may be just what you're looking for.

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The first thing to note is that SimpleIPC is strictly for software developers who know what they're doing because it takes considerable understanding to begin with. Once mastered however, SimpleIPC will allow your application to delegate work to another process on the same machine. This could be useful for example if your software is suffering memory leakages that would normally lead to running errors or significant interruptions.

The reason for this is that SimpleIPC runs certain selective parts of the application code in 'containers' rather than within the main part of the application. If one of these processes crash, it is one of the IPC servers that crashes, not the main application.

SimpleIPC comes with a nice GUI that any developer will easily be able to follow. System Settings, Sever Setting, Logic Settings etc are clearly accessible via tabs that run across the top of the app. By configuring these, you can ultimately perform simulated tests on the IPC servers to see how your code is performing before you release it.

The instruction manual is available on the developer's site as a separate download and is essential reading for anyone considering using SimpleIPC. The manual includes handy step-by-step instructions for tasks such as implementing object pooling and calling web services that will give you an idea of what SimpleIPC can do.

If you're a developer worried about the stability of your software in Windows, SimpleIPC could help you iron out any errors.

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Yet Another Process Monitor may be only another process monitor, as its own name states, but it's certainly not just any process manager. This complete tool makes a thorough analysis of everything that's currently going on – active processes, services, jobs, tasks, network connections and more – on the system. It can be used as an alternative to the standard Windows tool, or as a replacement.

The interface in Yet Another Process Monitor is very informative, but easy enough to read and use at the same time. Data is divided into several tabs and all featured actions (kill, pause, set priority...) are available both from the top menu bar or the context menu in the item list.

Yet Another Process Monitor does include loads of information about each active service, process or task. You'll be able to look them up in Google, find out their threads and dependencies, search for their windows and even check whether they have any associated network connection.

Yet Another Process Monitor also includes extra tools to control the system's performance, see a list of hidden processes, check network statistics and more. These tools are a bit hidden at the top of the interface though, with no clue at all about their function, so you'll have to try them all to discover their purpose.

With Yet Another Process Monitor you can have full control over everything on your system: processes, tasks, services, network connections, processor and RAM usage, and more!

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It is capable of displaying both kernel-mode and Win32 debug output, so you don’t need a debugger to catch the debug output your applications or device drivers generate, nor do you need to modify your applications or drivers to use non-standard debug output APIs.

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