Wow, this one's probably even tougher than the other two surveys, especially since several of the programs are so related in function. I have no idea which to vote for.

eeny meeny miny moe!

Now, now, we are a calculator community...

RandInt(1,5)
;-)

Where randint() is defined as:

int randint(int a, int b)
{
return 4;
}

hinthinthint

It is chosen by a fair dice roll. RFC 1149.5 specifies 4 as the standard IEEE-vetted random number.

Whee! XKCD reference! (See link for specific comic)

On topic: Lots of good programs. I will vote in this poll

That seems to be what my randint returns...

I am a bit biased, so this one wasn't too hard for me. :D

Chameleon. It is a very impressive piece of work, quite apart from all the key cracking and related stuff that's been done this year.

Agreed, Chameleon definitely got my vote for this category. Feels nice to be able to stick it to TI like that.

Had not voted yet; was not aware of any of the programs.
Can someone explain what each does?

or can someone point to the pages for each?

The featured programs are featured by virtue of being written about in news articles. You should be able to find descriptions and links to download them in the news archives.

The link in the title of this post goes to the news archives.

Also, to quickly find the relevant fileinfo pages, you can use the featured programs list (see Web Page link) and click the paper icons for the programs.

its cool to have an 83 on a 73

I voted rabbitsign for the simple reason that OS2Tools isn't Linux-compatible.
Branchmap is nice too, but I haven't found too much uses for it in my programming context.

You can't use Mono?

After looking through the file pages, I chose 'OS2 Tools' because of its compatibility with both calculator and computer.