http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/item/12674/
For example, a user with a lot of music files can have Audacity recommended. Users with a webcam can have Cheese recommended. Users with a HP printer can have the HP printing utilities recommended. Users with raw digital photos can have UFRaw recommended, etc.

These recommendations would appear in the Add/Remove application the next time it is run (perhaps read from a file, written to by Nautilus and HAL/DeviceKit when they encounter new files and hardware). The user should be able to refuse a recommendation and never have it appear again, to prevent the list becoming unmanageable.

[36 votes] Solution #1: Auto-generated solution of idea #12674


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