14. Songbird

15. Banshee

16. Rhythmbox

17. ITunes

18. Windows Media player

19. F-Spot

20. Picasa

21. Windows Gallery

22. Gcstar http://www.gcstar.org/

23. Nemo http://www.iola.dk/nemo

24. Nautilus

25. Dolphin

26. FINDER

27. New File manager candidates Now, we haven't got a File Manager open source software which reach all Panel Filter's characters. I choose some candidates: Nautilus, Dolphin, Banshee, Songbird, Rhythmbox, F-spot, Nemo, Gcstar. Let compare them. Software Platform App-Support Plug-in Panel Filter Nautilus Linux All No No Dolphin Linux All I don't know I don't know Banshee Linux, Windows Music, Video Yes Yes Songbird Linux, Windows Music Yes (great) Yes Rhythmbox Linux Music Yes (no much) Yes F-spot Linux Photo Yes Yes Nemo Linux Almost No Yes (but only app. and time filter) Gcstar Linux, Windows Many Yes (great) Yes We Need All All Yes (many, many) Yes (with many characters)

28. Which for? So I hope that the developer of these candidates integrate all Panel Filter's characters to their softwares.

30. Which for? http://dvhart.com/content/blog/dvhart/linux/file_management_idea_from_john_stultz File management applications (rhythmbox, f-spot, etc) as top level storage locations: http://www.gnome.org/~federico/docs/2008-GUADEC/html/index.html Document-centric GNOME You can find another ideas like this for GNOME: I love Gnome! So If we want to have a “ radically changing its user model or taking advantage of new technologies ” for Gnome 3.0, That's here: A new file manager for all files.

31. Who are pioneers? I see in the website of Songbird, they talk about themselves : “ Pioneers of the Inevitable ”. That's right. Is Panel Filter a Inevitable? If yes, who are pioneers?