| Title | Score |
|---|
| Software | Score |
|---|---|
| libkontactinterface4 "stays on your computer after you uninstall kontact. just figured that out. and kontact isn't even that useful, thanks to clouds and widgets" |
1 |
| akonadi-facebook "stays on your computer after you uninstall kontact, which is what it's intended for. i only just realized this, and kontact isn't even that useful anymore, thanks to clouds and widgets" |
1 |
| kmag "sure, it works well. but the majority of people don't need it, since most of us have eyes that work. this should be optional when a person boots linux for the first time" |
2 |
| amarok "it was nice while it lasted, but i'm dumping this, since xbmc is all-encompassing" |
4 |
| dragonplayer "kind of obsolete ever since xbmc came out" |
2 |
| kaddressbook "Besides being ugly and clunky, how is the normal user supposed to sync their contacts across devices, if it's even possible? Pointing thunderbird and other devices at your already-existing e-mail address with your contacts is much easier." |
1 |
| korganizer "I don't know about most people, but I just sync with clouds. Their GUIs are usually more appealing and they're far more versatile." |
1 |
| kppp "I guess I understand why this is an automatic install, but it would seem that a prompt should be given during installation, "Do you use Dial-Up?" before this is installed. For most people, it's pointless." |
1 |