Web Design

Build a new website or optimize an existing one. Put the power of the Internet to work for your business...

Content Management

Incorporate a Content Management System into your existing website to make updating it yourself quick and easy...

Web Services

We can host and maintain your website and register your domain names...

Learn

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Open Source

Wordpress

Wordpress blogging software, also very useful as a CMS...

Wordpress Multi-User

Wordpress for multiple users...

Open Source Initiative

Find more information on Open Source philosophy...

"Open Source" on Wikipedia

Definitions and examples of Open Source products...

SourceForge.net

Lots and lots of Open-Source software for download...

Tools

FileZilla

Open-Source FTP program, used to upload files to your web server...

GIMP

Open-Source GNU Image Manipulation Program. Basically a poor man's Photoshop...

KompoZer

Open-Source What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) HTML editor...

PDFCreator

Open-Source PDF creation utility. Once set up it acts like a printer, but instead of ink and paper it gives you PDF files...

Inkscape

Open-Source Scalable Vector Graphic editor. Use instead of Illustrator...

GhostScript

Open-Source PDF and PostScript interpreter. You need it to get full use out of Inkscape. It comes with PDFCreator, so if you have or are planning to use PDFCreator you don't need to download it separately...

Scribus

Open-Source Page Layout software for print design. Use instead of InDesign, XPress...

7-Zip

Open-Source file compression utility. Useful if you want to actually use any of the other programs you downloaded and can't get them out of the packaging...

Please note: Ulyssan makes no warranty and accepts no responsibility for the contents of these outside sites. While we try to make sure we're not recommending virus-laden garbage it is still your responsibility to scan anything you download before you install it. Also, since these software programs are all open-source and community supported they will be subject to bugs and other unusual behaviour, and they won't always be able to match the features, flexibility and power of commercial solutions. Sadly, there's still no such thing as a free lunch.