wanderingeccentric
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« Reply #1 on: January 26, 2010, 05:09:09 PM » |
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In no particular order, I'd say mine are as follows:
Pidgin.
Sure, I've not yet worked out how to upgrade it, but the downgraded version has pretty much everything I need for mobile chat. I'm only really using it for msn myself, but it's yet to give me any hassles, and it's plugin capability is great (adding the taskbar plugin, for example, means when you close it, it's still running in your taskbar until you properly exit, a lifesaver!). It also hints at later support for webcam, and VoIP, but these functions on my older version don't quite work yet.
Password Safe.
Clean, simple, password protected, and very secure, what more can you ask for to hold your passwords? You can group passwords into handy sections (such as work, personal, etc), too. The only downside is changing the windows will make it ask you for the password again, and if you change it a few times you have to enter it in a few times! Good security idea, miss-applied?
Conky.
Just think 'Task Manager' but for Maemo. Handy at knowing how the system's coping with the 35 applications you have open (Yes, I've seen 35 applications open at once!)!
Gonvert.
If, like me, you dismiss the metric system, and even dismiss the 'modern' imperial system, preferring to use such measurements as 'Links', a program like Gonvert is essential! It converts pretty much anything to anything, and the amount of convertible things it has is staggering.
N900Fly.
Best. Program. Ever.
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