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This guy has his list for Fedora Core 6. What are the killer apps for Arch?
http://www.howtoforge.com/the_perfect_d … dora_core6
My top apps are:
konqueror
kmail
konversation
k3b
cups
amarok
wesnoth
python
java
tomcat
bibletime
frozen-bubble
qemu
googleearth
openoffice
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WindowMaker
ROX-Filer
Opera
mpd (sonata, ncmpc, mpc)
Vim
TeTeX
screen
rtorrent
Thunderbird
NetHack
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yakuake
azureus
Opera
Gaim
filelight
amarok
k3b
k9copy
mplayer
konqueror (for just file management)
kuickshow
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Just for fun (not Arch specific):
x264-svn-624
FFMPEG-svn
MPlayer/Mencoder (svn)
Gimp 2.3.14
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And lots of stuff already listed...
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Things that make my desktop (not only in Arch):
gimp
transmission
openoffice
mplayer
skype
firefox
amarok
dolphin
k3b
kuickshow
f-spot
beryl
audacity
dvd::rip
kino
vmware player
vlc
... etc.
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Desktop:
- epiphany-aqd
- gaim 2
- gmpc
- thunar file manager
- transmission (BT client)
- mplayer
- nero
- gtk2-aqd and my mac menubar applet!
Work:
- gvim
- aqua data studio
- smartsvn
- x-develop
- m$ office 2003
- vmware server
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wmii
gaim
screen
rxvt-unicode
gvim
irssi
mpd + ncmpc
klibido
rtorrent
mozilla firefox
gimp
openoffice
evince
picasa
thunar
something for my ipod (using amarok at the moment...)
I think that's most of the essentials (off the top of my head)
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Killer app is kernel26beyond. I don't other distros providing binary fr this patchset
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- opera + mozplugger + flash (almost never use it but anyway, there are certain stupid websites)
- mplayer for watching videos and converting formats
- xmms to play music (mp3 or ogg)
- icewm + silverxptheme good keyboard and mouse support, fast
- menumaker to make the icewm menu
- screen in transparent aterm
- xzgv picture viewer
- emelfm file manager
- vim, nano and nedit editors for html,scripts, ...
- abiword for normal texts
- cplay to play music in console (ncmpc is really nice too)
- elinks to browse in console
- muttng to read mail (gui sylpheed claws is nice..)
- lftp
- irssi + bitlbee to chat
- xpdf
- graveman to burn cd / dvd
http://users.skynet.be/six/gpure/tech/lightdesktop.html
I would like to see more programs using the FLTK toolkit instead of GTK or GTK2 (I never use qt except for opera)
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My Sister's Desktop Environment
xfce4 (4.4.0)
window-manager: xfwm4
file-manager: Thunar
archive-manager: Squeeze
media-player: xmms
IM: gaim
Browser: firefox (despite the memory footprint)
Abiword
hal-device-daemon
OO.o (for extreme emergencies)
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I would like to see more programs using the FLTK toolkit instead of GTK or GTK2 (I never use qt except for opera)
NOOOOOOOO!! I don't want to make another mac menubar patch.....
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gunnix wrote:I would like to see more programs using the FLTK toolkit instead of GTK or GTK2 (I never use qt except for opera)
NOOOOOOOO!! I don't want to make another mac menubar patch.....
It won't happen anyway
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wm: dwm (with mod)
term: urxvt
browser: there is no perfect browser
im client: gajim
irc client: irssi
pdf viewer: dont know any nice (using evince atm)
music player: mpd + ncmpc
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Openbox + ROX
terminal (the xfce one)
firefox
abiword (with openoffice for the fancier stuff)
gtk-gnutella
audacious
gimp
f-spot
google-earth (if that counts)
naim
That's all, I really don't need to do that much.
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So to sum up:
GUI:
KDE
WindowMaker
Beryl is a compositing window manager for the X Window System.
wmii is a dynamic window manager for X11
icewm
xfce4
dwm is a dynamic window manager for X
Openbox is a standards compliant, fast, light-weight, extensible window manager
Editor:
Vim, gvim 4
Kate
nano
nedit
File Manager:
Thunar is a Unix file manager 3
konqueror 2
ROX-Filer
Dolphin is a new File Manager for KDE4
emelFM2 is an orthodox file manager
Web Browser:
firefox 4
Opera 3
konqueror
epiphany
elinks
Email Client:
kmail
Thunderbird
mutt-ng mutt next generation is a fork of the well-known email client mutt
IRC Client:
Irssi, irssi + bitlbee 3
konversation
IM Client:
gaim 5
News:
KLibido is a news client for the KDE desktop
CD/DVD authoring:
k3b 3
K9copy is a DVD authoring program
dvd::rip is a full featured DVD copy program written in Perl
nero
graveman
Graphics Apps:
Gimp 4
Kuickshow is a free software image viewer and slideshow program 2
F-Spot is a photograph management application 2
Picasa is a computer application for organizing and editing digital photos
xzgv is an image viewer for X Window System that incorporates a thumbnail-based file selector
Print System:
cups
Media Player:
MPlayer is a free and open source media player 5
amarok 4
mpd (sonata, ncmpc, mpc) 4
XMMS The X Multimedia System is a free software audio player 2
FFmpeg is a collection of free software that can record, convert and stream digital audio and video.
Audacity is a free, open source, cross platform digital audio editor.
Kino is a free software, GTK+-based non-linear digital video editor.
VLC media player is a free software (GPL) media player
gmpc Gnome Music Player Client
cplay - a curses front-end for various audio players
Audacious is a fork of beep-media-player
Games:
wesnoth
frozen-bubble
NetHack
Development Languages:
python
java
Development IDE:
X-develop is our multi-language cross-platform IDE
Development Source Control:
SmartSVN is an innovative multi-platform client for Subversion
Web Server:
tomcat
Office Software:
openoffice 5
abiword 3
Evince is a free software document viewer 2
TeTeX
kpdf
xpdf
Virtualization:
vmware player,vmware server 2
qemu
BitTorrent:
rtorrent 2
transmission 2
azureus
Database:
aqua data studio
Misc:
YaKuake is a KDE terminal emulator
rxvt-unicode is a clone of the well known terminal emulator rxvt 2
screen is a free terminal multiplexer 3
Filelight is a KDE graphical disk-space analyzer
bibletime Sword based bible study software
skype is a peer-to-peer Internet telephony network
LFTP is sophisticated ftp/http client
googleearth is a virtual globe program 2
Squeeze is a modern and advanced archive manager for the Xfce Desktop Environment.
gtk-gnutella p2p thingy
MenuMaker is application finding and menu generation utility.
gtk2-aqd (whatever that is)
The Hall of Shame:
m$ office 2003
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gunnix wrote:I would like to see more programs using the FLTK toolkit instead of GTK or GTK2 (I never use qt except for opera)
NOOOOOOOO!! I don't want to make another mac menubar patch.....
As if someone cares.
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I just tried the cmus music player for console and like it much more then cplay. cplay is a python app and that means it's slower, though the ui is great.
rtorrent I just tried yesterday and it's great! Way better then bittornado
As is true for most people I know, I've always loved learning. As is also true for most people I know, I always hated school. Why is that?
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wm: dwm (with mod)
term: urxvt
browser: there is no perfect browser
im client: gajim
irc client: irssi
pdf viewer: dont know any nice (using evince atm)
music player: mpd + ncmpc
May I just put my signature below your list instead of writing the same again?
Haven't been here in a while. Still rocking Arch.
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OpenBox3
lxpanel
Quod Libet
Transmission
GAIM
Tea-Lite
Abiword
FireFox
PCManFM
Feh
The Tango icons
The Rezlooks GTK theme
I dont know about terminals though, I want one that can copy/paste text.
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I dont know about terminals though, I want one that can copy/paste text.
Shift + Insert = Paste
Control + Insert = Copy
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screen
vim
pebrot
irssi
bitlbee
elinks
w3m
less
raggle
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aterm
Mr Green
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Honken wrote:I dont know about terminals though, I want one that can copy/paste text.
Shift + Insert = Paste
Control + Insert = Copy
Select text with mouse = copy
Middleclick = paste
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zack wrote:Honken wrote:I dont know about terminals though, I want one that can copy/paste text.
Shift + Insert = Paste
Control + Insert = CopySelect text with mouse = copy
Middleclick = paste
Ah okay, thanks a lot.
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screen
vim
pebrot
irssi
bitlbee
elinks
w3m
less
raggle
with the exception of pebrot elinks and less, I use the same set of tools.
In addition, I use mutt, most, and slrn
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