Cuttlefish is a great little application that arose from the recent Ubuntu App Showdown. It basically allows you to ‘react’ automatically to certain system stimuli. For example, un-muting your speakers when Rhythmbox is loaded up.
I won’t go into to much detail here as I’ve just wrote a post all about Cuttlefish for OMG! Ubuntu! you can check it out using the link below:
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