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Search: DuckDuckGo works well, only occasionally do I revert to Google for general searches. Image search: ? Devilfinder can be useful, sometimes, but mostly g

Search: DuckDuckGo works well, only occasionally do I revert to Google for general searches. Image search: ? Devilfinder can be useful, sometimes, but mostly gives NSFW results. Voice: ? Voxox is such a bloated piece of software, but also offers Fax (when will it die? please?) Mail: oh there are plenty of alternatives, none half as good. Then again, I'm a proud mutt user ;) Calendar: Airset? Nah, only desktop apps compare. Reader: I guess I'll go back to my Sage Firefox plugin. Browser: Opera or Firefox. But to run Webkit on Linux what? Midori? that crashes every other page load.

jackolas 16y ago
Arora. http://code.google.com/p/arora/ http://code.google.com/p/arora/
- tremendo 16y ago
  Thanks, I had tried to install Arora before but couldn't find a package for Ubuntu (Hardy at the time). I just installed it, and crashed it too :(
xiongchiamiov 16y ago
> Browser: Opera or Firefox. But to run Webkit on Linux what? Chromium, Konqueror, and uzbl come to mind. There are probably a few others from this list that might be interesting to you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_web_browsers#WebKit-based_browsers http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_web_browsers#WebKit-bas...
rajuvegesna 16y ago
There are my preferences. Infact, I use all of these. Search: Bing (This is my default search engine); Maps: Bing (Their Bird's Eye is way cooler than Google Maps); Gmail, Calendar: Zoho Mail & Calendar; Docs & Apps: Zoho Docs & Business; Voice: YouMail.com; Translate: MicrosoftTranslator.com; Sites: Weebly; Finance: Y! Finance; YouTube: Blip.tv, Viddler, Vimeo; Photos: Flickr; Browser: Firefox/Safari
viraptor 16y ago
mail / calendar: try Zoho applications. They're not as great, but they're quickly getting to a really good quality. I'm quite happy with what they're offering and considering moving my domain's emails there. Especially now that they've got basically everything included there - document viewers, notes, planners, etc.

jackolas 16y ago

Arora. http://code.google.com/p/arora/ http://code.google.com/p/arora/

tremendo 16y ago
Thanks, I had tried to install Arora before but couldn't find a package for Ubuntu (Hardy at the time). I just installed it, and crashed it too :(

xiongchiamiov 16y ago

> Browser: Opera or Firefox. But to run Webkit on Linux what? Chromium, Konqueror, and uzbl come to mind. There are probably a few others from this list that might be interesting to you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_web_browsers#WebKit-based_browsers http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_web_browsers#WebKit-bas...

rajuvegesna 16y ago

There are my preferences. Infact, I use all of these. Search: Bing (This is my default search engine); Maps: Bing (Their Bird's Eye is way cooler than Google Maps); Gmail, Calendar: Zoho Mail & Calendar; Docs & Apps: Zoho Docs & Business; Voice: YouMail.com; Translate: MicrosoftTranslator.com; Sites: Weebly; Finance: Y! Finance; YouTube: Blip.tv, Viddler, Vimeo; Photos: Flickr; Browser: Firefox/Safari

viraptor 16y ago

mail / calendar: try Zoho applications. They're not as great, but they're quickly getting to a really good quality. I'm quite happy with what they're offering and considering moving my domain's emails there. Especially now that they've got basically everything included there - document viewers, notes, planners, etc.