* Twenty Third Party Gnome Apps you Can't Live Without

[Havok]

Nothing New but a well written article nonetheless

1. Leafpad
   Great and simple text editor (think notepad). Loads in an instant, does all the basic work you expect from a simple text editor.

2. BloGTK & Drivel
   For all you bloggers, these two apps will do the job for livejournal, blogger etc.

3. gThumb
   The best Gnome image catalog app out there. Bonus: the digital camera integration and CD burning facility.

4. Gaim & Gossip
   While I don’t agree with some Gaim developers regarding their focus and direction, Gaim does the job for all of us who require mult-IM. For those who prefer it Free, Gossip is a great Jabber-only client, with a highly HIG-ified UI.

5. GPass & Revelation
   Got secrets? Use these apps to store your passwords.

6. The Gimp
   Everyone knows the Gimp. Retouching photos by adding glowing lightsabers to your pictures? The Gimp can do it just like Photoshop can!

7. Liferea & Blam!
   Liferea is great to read sites’ news via RSS, while Blam! is specializing in blogs’ RSS feeds.

8. Rhythmbox & Muine
   You want an iTunes-like app? Get Rhythmbox. Want a new way of managing and listening your music collection? Try Muine.

9. Totem
   Great video and sound Player. Add and those illegal/pirated win32 codecs, and you are all set.

10. Gnumeric
    Powerful spreadsheet, does the job and looks good too.

11. AbiWord
    A good all around word processor.

12. Kino
    Kino is one of the apps that I believe has tremendous potential. It’s still not stable and its interface is a bit chaotic, but it’s getting there.

13. Anjuta and MonoDevelop
    You, programmer? Try Anjuta if you use C/C++ and MonoDevelop if you are into Mono and C#.

14. Meld
    A great diff utility. Really helpful.

15. Bluefish and Screem
    I usually use a plain text editor for web development, but for those who require features and syntax highlighting, these two apps can do the job great.

16. Sound Juicer
    I can best describe Sound Juicer as “cute”. It’s a nice little utility, works well, and it also looks good.

17. X-Chat
    Ultimate IRC chatting application with many additional useless features too.

18. Gwget2
    A handly utility to download big files off the web, especially if you are on dial-up.

19. Inkscape
    For those who need to do it in SVG and vectors instead of rasters, Inkscape should be able to pull it through well.

20. Gnome PPP & Gnome PPX
    Connection kits for PPPoE/A and dial-up.

Twenty Third Party Gnome Apps you Can’t Live Without

[Havok]

leafpad was something new for me, its amazing loads in an instant

[Dark_Star]

I always use gedit.. .for the same.. and yes Anjuta i s gr8,.but eclipse too is awesome .. and gthumb image viewer is gr8.. Stilll KDE has no alternative to gthumb

The list has some applications missing like Pytube, Brasero, Gmount ISO, Xine Movie Player, Songbird Deluge and more..

[cricfan]

tvtime for me…coz..i dont mess up to install myth..