[Robotgroup] GNU/Open Source contact manager?

[Ed Xavier Gonzalez]

Being the ever vigilant and highly informed individual that you are, 
I'm certain my assistance in this is low priority and most likely, 
not timely.

I'm not familiar with Linux applications, but for Win32 software, I'm 
familiar with a site that has worked out nicely and is fairly well 
represented in variety.  It may not be what your're asking for, but 
here goes . . .

Whenever I want to find a FREE Win32 application that is virus free, 
tested and available for immediate download, I used to go to 
www.ded.com/nonags for my software.  Recently, they changed their URL 
to www.nonags.com or something.  Since I don't load a lot of new 
software every week, I haven't been there in a while.

I've seen everything from PDA and scheduler app's, to games, internet 
and computer 'power tools'.  There's more stuff there than I'll EVER 
be able to use, and try to visit the site at least once a quarter, 
just to see what's new.  The only thing I don't like about the site 
is my having to turn Javascript on.  Otherwise, I've NEVER had a problem.

There are a number of applications from this site that I use all the 
time, including security and encryption tools, hard drive clean-up 
and eraser utilities, and some other pretty off-topic stuff.  The 
handy thing about this site is their rating system, from 1 - 6 
Duckies, 6 being the best.  They test and virus check all the 
submitted app's thoroughly, and everything offered by an individual 
or commercial coding house has to be 'NAG FREE', thus, NONAGS.

By this time, you've already gone there and seen what I've been 
yammering about, so hopefully, my typing has more benefit than 
keyboard practice.

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At 12:01 PM 5/9/07, you wrote:
>In my quest to prepare for the Microsoft-free Linux lifestyle ... <snip>

<The right to Free Speech does not diminish the value of remaining silent>

Ed Xavier Gonzalez
Oak Hill Laser
ohlaser at swbell.net
(512) 288-5243