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I like so many programs it is tough to pick a favorite. However, one app that jumps to mind is avidemux2. I use this quite a bit to edit and ...
  1. 12-27-2006 #31
    redbeard
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    I like so many programs it is tough to pick a favorite. However, one app that jumps to mind is avidemux2. I use this quite a bit to edit and convert video files. I just finished putting together a video DVD of movies we took of our toddler daughter over the last year. I also really like the showfoto applet that is part of digikam because it has the easiest red eye reduction function for photos I'm aware of on Linux.
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    Only Three

    I find only 3 items essential:

    1. emacs

    It edits text, reads e-mail, runs a shell and file browser, and even will give the phases of the moon.

    2. gimp with the ufraw plugin
    3. xsane

    These provide all needed support for digital photography.

    For web browsing, media viewing, and many other desktop tasks, there are plenty of tools, most of which work. If one disappears, there are others.
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  3. 12-28-2006 #33
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    i cant believe this has got this far, and no-one has mentioned amarok yet!
    mine would be
    -amarok
    -gaim
    -openoffice
    -k3b
    -apt-get

    *edit, found some amarok fans!
    You know, aliens are going to come to earth in 50 years and kill the hell out of us for DDoSing their networks with this SETI crap
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    Audacious (way better than XMMS)
    Firefox (with UnPlug, FasterFox and AdBlock)
    Portage (the best package manager out there!)
    KMPlayer
    Wifi-Radar
    wmacpi
    Gaim
    Fluxbox (with TrueType Fonts)
    Last but not least: VIM (or gvim)!!
    Put your hand in an oven for a minute and it will be like an hour, sit beside a beautiful woman for an hour and it will be like a minute, that is relativity. --Albert Einstein
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