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Favorite F/OSS applications
Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2006 8:23 pm
by Wally Balljacker
Just curious what everyone's favorite Linux apps are that you can't live without. For me:
Firefox + MPlayer plugin
MPlayer
Azureus
Mutt
XMMS
CenterICQ
Grip
GnomeBaker
AcidRip
BitchX IRC
Nano
GIMP
Hydrogen
Synaptic
FCE Ultra
Who needs Windows?
Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2006 10:05 pm
by Vogateer
Favorite apps:
- Firefox (with web developer extension)
portage 
(I haven't gotten around to ricing, yet.)
Kontact
Konqueror
Mplayer
Gimp
Inkscape
Koffice
amaroK
K3b
screen
FreeNX Server
Can't live without:
Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2006 10:43 pm
by Jza
Favorite apps:
CenterICQ
WGET
Quanta
Gimp
Bittorrent
NXClient
XMMS
URPMI
Cant live without:
BASH
Mplayer
OpenOffice.org
Opera
SSH
GAIM
Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 2:00 am
by Tsuroerusu
I can't live without anything that I use:
KNemo
Klipper
SUSEWatcher
KGpg
Kontact
KOrganizer daemon
Kopete
Gaim
Skype
Konversation
CastPodder
Azureus
amaroK
BitTorrent
Konqueror
XMMS
KPlayer
Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 2:23 am
by Ryochan7
Favorite Apps:
BashPodder
BPConf
Firefox
Thunderbird
Kaffeine
Mplayer
amaroK
Audacity
KOrganizer
OpenSSH
XChat
GIMP
Pacman
gThumb
Azureus
Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 10:12 am
by snarkout
amaroK
K3B
kaffeine
yakuake
katapult
konqueror and/or firefox
Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 10:28 am
by Judland
On a regular basis, I use:
Konqueror
Konversation
Kaffeine
Kontact
OpenOffice
Nano
Pacman
and now Apache and PHP
Semi regularily, I use:
K3B
GIMP
Inkscape
GTK-Gnutella
Firefox
A new F/OSS project that I like a lot is the
eyeOS project. Have been invited to join the dev. team (very proud of that) and have been given the duty of writing user-end documentation. Most of the apps. I've mentioned above allow me to do so and do it efficiently.
...All thanks to Dann, Linc, Pat, and Allan, who took the time to interview someone from the eyeOS project on the show a couple of weeks ago. Thanks, guys!
Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 2:49 pm
by Gomer_X
vim
mutt
ssh
Perl
apache
links
Everything else I can live without.
bashpodder, Firefox, and Nautilus I use daily. Gnome, of course. CVS makes life easy. Gnucash is nice.
Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 11:25 pm
by thetza
vile (vi like emacs, a text editor)
rxvt
gcc
ruby
mlton (standard ml compiler)
gnat suite (ada compilers)
lout (type setting package like latex)
mp3blaster
Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 11:53 pm
by Wally Balljacker
thetza wrote:vile (vi like emacs, a text editor)
rxvt
gcc
ruby
mlton (standard ml compiler)
gnat suite (ada compilers)
lout (type setting package like latex)
mp3blaster
I've never heard of MP3 Blaster before, trying it out now, I like it.
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 1:46 am
by canllaith
life would be meaningless without irssi
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 9:59 am
by dann
canllaith wrote:life would be meaningless without irssi
I hear that!
Some from my list:
- OpenSSH
Gimp
Inkscape
Bashpodder
screen
Firefox
Thunderbird
Pine
Any flavor of Sudoku
Evince
Mplayer
Xine
Xmms
Bluefish
MySQL
Apache
PHP
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 10:38 am
by Patrick
Apps I use regularly:
vim
openssh
firefox
Thunderbird
konqueror (for everything except browsing)
openoffice
k3b
kino
kdebluetooth (for my cell phone)
qdvdauthor
dvdstyler
audacity
rezound
digiKam
grip
xine
xmms
xchat
kaffeine
VLC
mplayer
amarok
sharpmusique
KDevelop
NVU
wlassistant (laptop)
netgo (laptop)
tovid
K9Copy
LAMP on my blog server
wordpress
Programs I like but should learn better and use more often:
GIMP
LiVES
Celestia
Kstars
Kopete
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 6:01 pm
by CptnObvious999
Kopete
Konqueror
Firefox (somewhat unstable but you gotta love it
)
Blender
GIMP
DigiKam
AmaroK
KTorrent
Akregator
VideoLan Client (VLC)
Linux Multimedia Studio
K3b
Grip
Audacity
OpenOffice.org
Kate
KPDF
Portage
All those I use a lot and I value all the developers that helped build such magnificent programs.