TextCraft, GraphicCraft,DPaintV,iFusion,Commodore C and many more I forgot.
Well, I certainly agree on all those except DPaintV. I thought it was a pretty good paint program. It was in the twilight of DPaint, and they hadn't kept up to the advances PhotoShop was making (I think they were on version 3 or 4 by then) but it was still a sound graphics package, and finally supported RTG. I can't knock it for what it was.
As for the list, I'd add.....
CanDO - Rhymes well with Guru, which was what it seemed most adept at doing - Plus, things made with it needed the cando.library, which was always at the wrong version, as there were several incompatible ones, if I remember correctly.
Pro Calc (Gold Disk) - I have a big frown face drawn on the disk. I'm not sure I ever got this to work, at all.
VideoScape 3d - It's like a 3d modler/renderer... only crappy.
There were a few god-awful BBS packages, too.... But looking through my collection, I don't remember which they were. (All I remember is I liked the CNet and Excelsior ones. I forget which ones out of the other 15 or so that I hated...)