rss reader recommendations

[Derek Broughton]

Stephen R Laniel wrote:

> aKregator will be up to the level of SharpReader soon if it
> keeps developing. It's a really fine piece of work; it just
> needs some UI tweaks. 

One hopes.  It doesn't seem to remember things well - it seems completely
incapable of marking a feed read, shutting down, starting up, and still
having all those entries read.  It doesn't integrate properly with kontact
- if you tell it to start up in the system tray, it only does that if you
start akregator outside of kontact (I filed a bug report on that).  It
keeps corrupting my feed list, and now I can't remember where I found the
config file.

I use kontact for everything, so I would love to use akregator, but it just
isn't ready for prime time.
-- 
derek