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I didn't see another thread like this so I thought I'd post one. This is a place to share your favorite apps and find some new ones based on what ...
- 08-13-2006 #1
Favorite Apps
I didn't see another thread like this so I thought I'd post one. This is a place to share your favorite apps and find some new ones based on what other people like.
My favorite apps:
Firefox (browser)
Azureus (BitTorrent Client)
Inkscape (2D vector program)
Scribus (Desktop publishing)
VLC (Video Player)
amaroK (Audio Player)
The Battle for Wesnoth (2D RTS)
K3B (Burning suite)
Thunderbird (Mail Client)
Gaim (IM client)
Nvu (WYSIWYG Web IDE)
Superkaramba (Desktop widgets)
The GIMP (Image Manipulation Program)
Blender (3D Animation)
OpenOffice (Office Suite)
And hopefully with your help I'll find some more that I like.
- 08-13-2006 #2
Browser: Firefox
Bitorrent: KTorrent
Vector Graphics: Haven't found anything close to Flexi yet. If you know of something, tell me please.
Raster Graphics: The GIMP
Audio Player: XMMS
Video Player: Totem/MPlayer
IM: aMSN
Java Programming: Eclipse
C++: Anjuta
Text Editor: SciTETwo levels higher than a newb.
(I can search google)
- 08-13-2006 #3Linux Guru
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for me it's
- Amarok ( I liked it better when it was spelt amaroK)
- Firefox
- Network-Manager (does that count?)
- gaim
- Compiz
- K3b
- Video - Konqueror
- Torrent - Azureus (It would be Ktorrent but dht support isn't quite there yet)
- CD Ripping - grip
- 08-13-2006 #4
I'll skip the very popular ones (read: firefox), here's a few that immediately get installed on my computers:
1. Sylpheed Claws. A GTK-based, fast, light, and very configurable email client.
2. MC. Midnight commander. IMHO one of the best command-line apps (file manager).
3. Nano. Quick & easy command-line editor.
Since the title of the thread is 'Favourite Apps', I'll also mention Gentoo's package maintainance sistem (app), portage
- 08-13-2006 #5I couldn't find any SVG program named Flexi on the web. But I use Inkscape, the simplicity of it is amazing. You can whip up icons or avatar in 2 minutes.
Originally Posted by Dark_Stang
- 08-13-2006 #6Linux User
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My favorite apps:
Firefox (browser)
BitTorrent (p2p Client)
totem (Video Player)
xmms (Audio Player)
listen (another audio player)
K3B (Burning suite)
Gaim (IM client)
The GIMP (Image Manipulation Program)
OpenOffice (Office Suite)
pypanel (a good, small, transparent dock that i use in openbox 3)
cedega (emulator)
wine (emulator)
grkellm (system moniter)
- 08-13-2006 #7I've tried Incscape, Scribus, and Open Office Draw. Flexi is short for FlexiSign Pro. A program made by Scanvec Amiable. I used it at work when I did signs, automotive graphics, large images, digital vehicle wraps, etc.
Originally Posted by TheFoundry Two levels higher than a newb.
(I can search google)
- 08-13-2006 #8
Firefox/Thunderbird
OOo
The Gimp
Gnumeric [The graphs are fantastic.]
Gaim
Code::Blocks [Just started using it...]
Vim
LaTeX [Fantastic tool...]
LyX-D-
Registered User # 402675
- 08-13-2006 #9How does Gnumeric compare to OO.org's Calc program? I'm guessing it's faster, but how about it's reading and writing of the Excel format? Abiword, for instance, is very light and quick, but it doesn't do as good a job as OO.org's Word with .doc files (IMO).
Originally Posted by daacosta
- 08-14-2006 #10
Conky - system monitor
The Gimp - photo editor
OpenOffice - office suite
Lsongs - music (like itunes)
Lphoto - picture organizer
Firefox - browser
Irssi - irc client
Aterm - terminal
Love 'em!10" Sony Vaio SRX99P 850MHz P3-M 256MB RAM 20GB HD : ArchLinux
14" Dell Inspiron 1420N 2GHz Core2Duo 2GB RAM 160GB HD : Xubuntu


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