the bleeding edge - who has cool new software that needs testing?
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Just make a list of your favorite software and find something to test from that list. I don't know if there would be much point in other people telling you what to test, because if it's not a project that interests you, you just won't feel happy testing.
well im happy to test most things, mainly - web browsers, media players (really want itunes on linux, amarock does not cut it), recording software, film editing, picture editing. in that kind of vein
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