The phrase "a bundle of software" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection or package of software applications or programs that are grouped together for a specific purpose.
Example: "The new product release includes a bundle of software designed to enhance productivity and streamline workflows."
Alternatives: "a software package" or "a collection of software".
No, you read that right; her family is full of "hams"—amateur radio operators).Mr Kaltenbrunner's aim was to build and document the operation of a bundle of software and hardware licensed on open-source terms.
Fulfil.IO – A bundle of software services for SMBs to manage their inventory, accounting, manufacturing, and purchasing.
The function group is a bundle of software groups that relates function group test cases.
The software group is a bundle of software that relates software group test cases.
For Google, making available a bundle of software such as this will provide the company yet another alternative to Microsoft's hegemony.
Microsoft released a bundle of software updates this morning for its Surface line of tablets, including support for the Power Cover, which just went on sale, and improved touchpad input.
Microsoft Office is sold as a bundle of computer software, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
This matters to Casasanta because exclusive beta access to Tweetie 2 for Mac was offered as a part of the most recent nanoBundle (a bundle of Mac software MacHeist sells from time to time at discount).
Ubuntu is a complete bundle of software, from operating system to applications and programming tools, that is updated every six months and, says Mr Shuttleworth, will always be free.
Another benefit for schools is the provision of a simple Blue Dolphin front end with a bundle of preloaded educational software.
It is simply a bundle of pre-existing software pre-installed and pre-configured for your convenience (all wrapped up in some simple scripts and a cron job).
