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What are your favorite cli applications and ncurses applications?
Mine:
cmus, transmission-nox, mplayer-nox, mutt, ne, sc, zgv, lynx, netsurf, irssi, slrn, hnb...
- 01-30-2011 #1Just Joined!
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favorite non-X applications
What are your favorite cli applications and ncurses applications?
Mine:
cmus, transmission-nox, mplayer-nox, mutt, ne, sc, zgv, lynx, netsurf, irssi, slrn, hnb
- 02-02-2011 #2forum.guy
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My own favorites would be Pacman, the default package tool for Arch Linux, and vi, the command line text editor.oz
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- 02-02-2011 #3Linux Guru
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Ripit,MOC,Links2,Alpine Mail,Pianobar.
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- 02-02-2011 #4Trusted Penguin
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I would have to second mutt and links2 and add apt to the list
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And ssh and scp and rsync and vim and nano and...
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vi/vim and rsync
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Well, since people are falling over themselves with vim, I guess I have to rescue the poor sod from hell
emacs-nox (invoke ia emacs -nw) is all you'll ever need.
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Midnight Commander, ncmpc++, htop, tetradraw, elinks, joe, centericq, twin...
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- 02-02-2011 #8Linux Newbie
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Currently my favorite is adb (android debugging bridge)
- 02-03-2011 #9Just Joined!
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Well, sort of. I really prefer ne (the nice editor), as ne has some awesome unicode support. One of my big hobbies is in linguistics. As such, I like my editors to be able to handle a wide array of characters (chinese, hangul, tibetan, hindi, etc...). Vi and the like just don't cut it. All the same, I do not want to be running another OS either, so emacs is out.
Originally Posted by henrikau 
Well, since people are falling over themselves with vim, I guess I have to rescue the poor sod from hell
emacs-nox (invoke ia emacs -nw) is all you'll ever need.
Let the barbecue begin!
- 02-03-2011 #10Linux Guru
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ncmpc++
elinks
aria2 (I used to play around with rtorrent and the cli transmission, but this handles everything I need in a cli torrent client as well as regular downloading.)
screen
mp3blaster
feh
fbida
cdrecord
zsh
ncdu
bauerbill
pbget
vifm
sshmnt
I could probably go on, but those I use on a regular to semi-regular basis.
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