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Old 07-03-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Best Apps for Linux

Hi,

Which are the best apps for linux in your opinion?

For me:

k3b (burning, multimedia)
amarok (music)
gimp (graphics)
wengophone (web phone)
korganizer (organizer)
guarddog (firewall)
rkhunter (antispyware)
sbackup (backup)
zim (note taker, wiki)
tellico (easy database)
gxine (multimedia)
coccinella (communication)
openoffice (office)


PS I think that it will help beginners and others who are searching the good app for a task
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There have been a couple of threads on this, but I guess things have changed a lot recently. for me it would be (in no particular order)
  • Amarok
  • NetworkManager
  • Bash
  • K3b
  • vim
  • pidgin(or gaim)
  • F-Spot
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Network Manger - it's the dogs... There just isn't anything as capable on Windows.
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Also in no particular order...
  • beryl
  • vim & gvim
  • amarok
  • evolution
  • liferea
  • gimp
  • k3b
  • firefox
  • multiget
  • gnome-terminal
  • pidgin (it was gaim)
  • NetworkManager
  • Gnumeric
  • AbiWord
  • gnome
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Open Office
Gimp
Eric Python IDE (if you're into Python)
gnome-terminal
Firefox
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IMHO and in no particular order:

Firefox
K3b
Krusader
DeVeDE
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here is my list:

* Amarok
* Kate
* FireFox
* VLC or xine
* Htop
* k3b
* Gaim/Kopete
* kmail

do i have to mention vi and other command line stuff like lynx?
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There have been a couple of threads on this, but I guess things have changed a lot recently.
OK, let's change it a little... so that it meets my own needs.

Well, I am searching good apps for :

watch tv (p2p technology included)
foreign language training (english and spanish)
write music
web creation
put french subtitles to foreign films

I know I can find a lot of apps for each case. I am mostly interested in suggestions from your experience with those apps.


PS Anybody can ask according to their needs or continue the thread as done so far.
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My unordered list of fav apps:

xmms (Audio)
konsole (KDE terminal)
networkmanager
powersaved (and kpowersaver)
MPlayer (Videos and all)
Firefox
Gvim (and vim)
F-Spot (Photo management)
xpdf (for pdf viewing)
OpenOffice
Eclipse IDE
k3b (use is quite rare but thats the one I trust)
Gaim
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I forgot to mention Knetworkmanger.
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