Linked by Adam S on Fri 23rd Nov 2007 16:11 UTC
This day-after-Thanksgiving, when many Americans are enjoying a day off and several others are at work goofing around on OSNews, we decided to ask you: what's your "killer app?" What's the one app you can't live without? Sound off in the comments - one app only! 
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Member since:2006-07-30
Although it's not my #1 app, I have to agree that it's still damn good.
Most of the time I just use the Kmail component but even that alone is great.
What I like most about it is that it's a whole lot faster than thunderbird - something you will notice if you leave all the mails in your inbox since putting them into folders seems somehow unnatural (at least to me).
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2005-11-05
Choosing a browser is a bit dull - we all have one. My must-have app is KDE's Kontact. I get mail, news, both basic notes and basket notes, journal, contacts, calendar and rss feeds all in one place. Since Kontact has a plug-in architecture, I could probably get even more if I tried.
Kontact seems very stable and for me it's a darn site easier to use than Evolution, as well as nicer to look at. To me, this is desktop computing at its best and certainly beats anything I've so far tried on 'doze. Kontact, Amarok, Kate and Digikam are the primary reason I use KDE over Gnome.
My second choice would be KDE's Digikam, an excellent program that keeps things simple for its target audience, executes them very well and does exactly what it says on the tin.
In a year's time, if progress is good, I'm hoping I'll be able to say that KOffice 2 is my top app.