• Tagged avant-window-navigator, Awn, related applet, stacks applet

If you have no organized way of keeping your files, you will find it difficult to find the last file you viewed or last file you were working with. This can be overcome with two simple AWN applets, namely “Related Applet” and “Stacks”.

• Tagged .NET, ailurus, amarok, autopano-sift, avant-window-navigator, Awn, banshee, bareftp, bashare, beagle, blam, bless hex editor, c++, c-sharp, cairo dock, cowbell, deskbar, devede, dfo, docky, dotGNU, dvdstyler, easytag, exaile, extcalc, f-spot, filezilla, flickr, freespeak, gbrainy, gftp-gtk, ghex, ghex2, Gnome Do, gnome-rdp, gnome-subtitles, gnote, google-desktop, gq, graphmonkey, gthumb, gtkpod, gtwitter, gwibber, hardinfo, hipo, hugin, ipod, java, kflickr, kupfer, last.fm, lastfmproxy, lat, liferea, LimeWire, luma, mandvd, mediainfo, microsoft. novell, mistelix, mono, mt-daap, muine, nitrogen, panorama, picard, pinot, python, remember the milk, reminna, rhythmbox, screenlets, shotwell, smuxi, streamdumper, subtitleeditor, sysinfo, tangerine, tasque, thelastripper, themonospot, tomboy, tovidgui, tracker, vala, wally, x-chat, xbmc, xchat, yarssr, youtranslate

Ubuntu 10.04 comes with 3 default applications that depend on mono. They are F-Spot, a photo manager Tomboy, a note taking application Gbrainy, brain teaser game and trainer To get rid of mono and still keep the functionality, we need non-mono alternatives to these applications. Lets look at those. But first, let me write something [...]

• Tagged avant-window-navigator, Awn, Zeitgest

If you haven’t watched this video with Awn and Zeitgeist, here it is: