You can also do this in Linux desktops. For gnome-based distros like Ubuntu:

vote: musicovery

VOTE: Musicovery

Really people, stop the crazy talk already. And remove your tinfoil hats.

Pidgin plugin for this: [plugins.guifications.org]

@Redneck R8C3 C8R DR1V3R:

I like Notepad++. Code coloring and completion, automatic identation, supports many languages and is extensible, among many other useful features.

I use [www.drivermagician.com] for this. It's really light-weight, I carry it around in my pendrive, and has some nice features like driver database/update and one-click restore.

I used Irfanview before jumping to XnView. What made me change was eye-candy (I can't stand that roadkill Irfanview icon... and XnView has much more professional looks), and the browing a-la ACDSee.

My flavor of USB-bootable linux in my pendrive is [www.slax.org] . Slackware based, having slackware package support for a while.

I love these "web 2.0 apps" names...

I've used this for a few years now and it used to work great, until I changed my dvd drive, and it didn't work on CDburnerXP for some reason. But that was a while ago.

In other news, survey also shows that people are uncomfortable without electricity and telephone for more than a day.

Netvibes has the coolest selection of widgets IMHO. Guess I'll just wait for it.

For calendar synching I just use a Netvibes calendar module. Works for me.

This doesn't seem to work very well with RocketDock and "Minimize windows to dock" option.

Apart from the weird "defaults" it's a nice tool. But you have to keep it running to use its features, it's not like TweakUI which only make changes to the registry.