Adobe seemed to have met a development bottleneck, that is why you might have found that its many popular apps such like Photoshop are completely refreshing their version number in recent years. Because since the big version introduced 3D features, I haven't seen any significant functionality or usability improvements happened on Photoshop (it even stays in the level of 10 years ago, i.e.: the functionality of Photoshop CS6 ≈ Photoshop CC 2014/2015/2017...). In other words, all things happened to Adobe apps are merely patching in some inessential places. This case, some software developers saw this chance and took advantage of its weak points. One of them is Affinity Photo - which has become one of the most popular photo editing tools now.

IDM Computer Solution's UltraEdit claims to be the #1 and simply the world's best text editor in the world. Actually this's relative, just as a lot of reviews for some great software you can see in AppNee - most of which depend on personal use experience and habits. Anyhow, we can't deny that UltraEdit is really powerful.

The truth is, many excellent or must-have software do not provide versions for other operating systems other than Windows. You may already know that we can solve this problem by installing "Windows + Mac/Linux" double systems or even triple systems (too troublesome), or installing a virtual machine (low performance) on your computer. However, AppNee wants everyone to know that there is a better choice: CrossOver - a commercial, integrated Wine environment.

Global Mapper is a pretty professional map plotting software with comprehensive and powerful functions, as well as friendly UI for everyone to use (praised by numerous users around the world). Global Mapper by itself has all the features of a GIS, and can simplify the complex problems. In the same industry, its main rivals include Esri, GeoMedia, Manifold, and MapInfo GIS products.

As of writing this post (at least 5 months ago), AppNee is officially ready to move to a VPS hosting. But because the server administrator was accustomed to use the popular, simple and friendly inbuilt cPanel web hosting control panel (WHCP) on a shared hosting, at the very start, operating a VPS under the command line (via Linux Terminal) is confusing, very ungainly and inefficient. Fortunately, we eventually realized that after buying a new VPS, AppNee must start to install and use an open-source, free web hosting control panel to replace the cPanel, with which we can easily set the server and manage websites inside as before - in a visual and efficient method.