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Rufus
Germany


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Software reviews
Software Score
sensors-applet
"very useful for monitoring hardware temperatures"
5
wine
"very powerful"
5
playonlinux
"makes it easy to play League of Legends on Linux "
5
phoronix-test-suite
"Great benchmarking tool."
4
audacity
"Great for converting vinyl audio into MP3, and other stuff like separating stereo chanels."
5
pavucontrol
"Helped me a lot tracking down audio issues."
5
skype
"Easy, instant connections"
5
firefox
"Rock solid"
4
virtualbox-4.1
"Incredible! First time I installed a VM. Runs very fast with Windows XP, and absolutely smooth. Recognizes my iPhone in iTunes with USB filtering."
5
cheese
"Great fun for the whole family."
5
hedgewars
"My kids like it. I have no chance to win against them."
4
f-spot
"Frequent crashes. No good UI."
2
transmission
"Easy to use, reliable."
4
shotwell
"Beautiful user interface, but slow photo import and sometimes crashes."
3
supertux
"Nice retro game. Basic graphics."
3
supertuxkart
"Funny kart game with unusual drivers, but relatively basic graphics."
3
nautilus-gksu
"A small piece of software that I don't want to miss. One of the first that I install on my systems."
5
startupmanager
"I wouldn't know how to define the startup partition without it. More design options for grub 2 would be great."
5
mintmenu
"One of the main reasons for using Linux Mint. Not only for people who come from the Windows world. Even for former Mac users."
5
worldofgoodemo
"One of the two best games for Linux. The other one is World of Padman."
5
gnome-terminal
"Does what you need. I like the quotes."
5
hardinfo
"Gives a lot of useful information about your hardware."
4
mint-dropbox
"Perfect for sharing and synching files between Linux, Mac, Windows systems."
5
banshee
"Good music player, good for importing cds as mp3 files. But automatic recognition of artist, album and tracks does not always work."
4
unetbootin
"Best tool for creating usb startup media."
5
frozen-bubble
"Good for a quick casual game and for small kids."
4
picasa
"Very fast, has all features I need like presentation mode, Thunderbird e-mail integration and much more. One minor issue: sometimes pictures are displayed with artefacts."
4
gparted
"I use at least 5 different distros on one hard disk. Gparted is my favourite for partitioning the disk and keeping track of all the partitions."
5
gedit
"I prefer gedit over OpenOffice as long as no complicated text formatting is necessary."
4
openoffice.org
"Lots of features and good MS .doc compatibility. On the other hand text formatting sometimes looks different when re-opening a saved file."
3
chromium
"Good for netbooks because it fits on small screens and is fast. But compatibility for plug-ins like Flash is not good. Didn't display YouTube videos for example."
3
thunderbird
"Upgraded from Thunderbird 2 to 3 yesterday. Upgrade is not easy for inexperienced users since there is no debian package. Took me a while to figure out how to import my mail folder. Nonetheless, I recommend Thunderbird 3 because it brings my IMAP and POP3 inboxes together into one single box."
4
rednotebook
"Easy to use, feature-rich diary with tagging options"
4