> http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,145118-page,1-c,windows/article.html > > 1: useless if you have workspaces. Plus F3 is bad system shortcut (too simple = overrides app's use) 2: Haiku has it (BeOS had for a decade) 3: VNC + (s)ftp (+whatever ftp client you want) = $0 4: VNC again = $0 5: cron + tar/zip/... = $0 6: cdrecord ? (even for win32: http://smithii.com/cdrtools ) 7: Zeta has StickIt from LostMarble... 8: you're 2 years late on hypeness. besides a podcast is just an xml file + mp3 (which means you must search the mp3 url in the xml file if you don't have a podcast client instead of just clicking the mp3 url directly, stupid). 9: that's the only good one so far (but even in ubuntu it doesn't always work). 10: pure eye candy + cpu waster = useless 11: "uncluttered" ? just like everything else it becomes cluttered when you use it too much. Dockbert ? :D 12: Haiku's go to ~/ BeOS had that 10 years ago. 13: I'd rather have the full wall that way :D 14: set icon size to max, make window 1 icon large, and scroll down. $0 15: BeOS had poorman and so has Haiku. + it's simpler to configure. 16: lol! 17: totally biased. I could say just use the terminal, everything has the same font in the terminal, it's much simpler. 18: BeOS almost has that, apps have resources, + they can be removed by trashing the folder usually. François.