I love Yakuake and Katapult. Completely forgot about them. :)

Programs with their own windows: Firefox, Kontact (including BasKet!), Quanta Plus, Nvu (was playing with something, rarely use it), Inkscape (future comic?), Kopete, and Skype.

Ready to access: YaKuake, SuperKaramba, and Katapult

In Yakuake: irssi, screen, and nano at the moment.

Minimized to tray, some with KDocker: KTorrent and Songbird

There’s also Apache for tesing PHP scripts. I guess that’s about it. :)

Inside Firefox though, there is a lot… Google Reader, WordPress Admin Panel, Modem Page (restarting ADSL connection frequently), three tabs for a blog post in progress, a message board, Explorer Destroyer, a screenshot I was sending someone of something in Nvu, and a post on Google Operating system.

Craid – I completely forgot about GKrellm. I also use it.

Btw, my home setup is this:

Firefox
Pidgin
Foobar 2000 (mp3 palyer)
Serious Samurize (like GKrellm for widndows)
PerfMonG (not always, but I do run it when I test it)
Cropper (for taking screenshots)
Daemon Tools (with few mounted images)

Then depending on what I’m working on one of these:

Eclipse (for Java)
MS Visual Studio (for C#)
Komodo Edit (for Perl and PHP)

I also sometimes have Thunderbird open, but lately I’ve been using webmail more and more for my personal email. It’s convenient because I can check it from any of my machines.

[quote comment=”5370″]Yes, I run it :mrgreen:[/quote]

Hehe… Awesome. :)

Having a multi-headed environment helps to keep more open . . .

SCREEN 1 (my work screen)
* Firefox
* about twenty xterms
* Sharity GUI (a commercial app to mount smb shares on my Solaris system)
* Rdesktp (connects to my headless XP system running on a SunPCI card

SCREEN 2 (my monitoring screen)
* Thunderbird
* Gkrellm
* Xmms
* GAIM (Pidgeon)
* Volume Control

XFCE PLUGINS (I have mini-apps running in my window manager)
* Xfcalendar
* XFClock
* Pager
* System Tray

Btw, Fr3d – are you in any way involved with L33TSig? Cause they have your name in the sample screenshot on their webpage. :mrgreen:

Yes, I run it :mrgreen:

My list at work:
-Always: Adobe Flex Builder, Firefox, Outlook

-Mostly: SQL Server Manager, Visual Source Safe, Service Capture (to see all http and xmlhttp requests), Flex data services (some data server for flex applications), Remote administrator, Remote desktop, different Explorer windows, Notepad++

My list,
Firefox, KMail, Akregator, Ktorrent, Superkaramba, Beryl, The Gimp

Firefox, Mail, iChat, BBEdit, Photoshop, iTunes, Transmit

TextEdit and Preview are also open mainly because I’ll use them every once in a while and never close them.

Just has me confused Luke. haha. It started doing that about the same time I installed Mozilla here as well as installed the User agent switcher add on in firefox, but it is disabled… i seldom use it. Anyway most but not all of the sites online that claim to be able to identify browsers identify it correctly as firefox. But my yahoo tells me it is not as well as tagworld, an annoying ass message from both of them as it is really firefox and yep both sites work in it. Go figure is what i say too, haha