GNOME and KDE have long had features that Windows lacked. In the last few years, both major free desktops have added features that show not only an interest in usability, but, at times, an effort to anticipate what users might actually want.
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- Software
- Email Systems
- Enterprise Resource Planning
- FTP
- Image Management
- Instant Messenging
- Media Players and Editors
- Office Software
- Operating Systems
- PDF Software
- Personal Information and Task Management
- Project Management
- Reporting Tools
- RSS Software
- Software Engineering
- Survey Software
- Time Management
- Web Browsers
- Wiki Software
- Modeling and Animation
- Non Software
- Programming
- Random or Offbeat
- Cloud Computing
- Hardware
- Business Models
- Licensing
- Accounting Software
- Video Games
- Security
- Blog and Opinion
- Web Server Software
- Mobile
- Image Editing
- Industry News
- Net Neutrality
- Content Management Systems
- Conversion and Ripping Tools
- Customer Relationship Management
- Digital Asset Management
- Data Backup and Storage
- Data Compression
- Data Visualization
- Document Management Systems
- Enterprise Content Management
- File Sharing and P2P
- IDE and Code Editors
- JavaScript Frameworks
Report: The 7 Attractions of Gnome and KDE
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