deskthority

Spin off of the windows version

Please NO Desktop Environment, Window Manager, Desktop Manager.

just a few that come to my mind

- pidgin
- audacity
- blender
- draftsight
- aseprite
- inkscape
- pidgin
- handbrake
- transmission
- webstorm
- VLC
- Sublime Text

vim

I think those are my most used ones:
- vim
- tmux (terminal multiplexer)
- ranger (file manager)
- chromium
- irssi (irc)
- zathura (pdf reader)
- dmenu (launcher)
- git, gcc, make
- find, grep, ls, cd, kill, ps, cat, netcat, touch/mkdir/cp/mv/rm/rmdir, wc, hexdump, tar

I'll just borrow your list, minus a few:

ne0phyte wrote:I think those are my most used ones:
- vim
- tmux (terminal multiplexer)
- ranger (file manager)
- chromium
- irssi (irc)
- zathura (pdf reader)
- dmenu (launcher)
- git, gcc, make
- find, grep, ls, cat, netcat, cp/mv/rm, wc, hexdump, tar

Aww. I just added touch, mkdir and rmdir like a second ago

We're going low level, I see! What, no love for cd? I like file, myself, is that in the Linux side of the Unix family tree, too?

How could I miss that lol. It feels so natural that I didn't even think of it haha

vim, emacs
oh yeah bitches :p

Transmission's a good one. You know, for, um, "downloading .iso distros". I remember when it was just a Mac client, and always on the banned list at various trackers. Come a long way over the years.

We should probably share not-so-obvious things.
So: fdupes is hands down the best tool for finding duplicate files. There are tons of programs but not one other works reliably. I know this because I recently cleaned up some old drives with this.

Hmm, I tend to use a lot of software which is multi-platform, but here it goes:

- Vim
- Zsh
- wxHexEditor
- Kupfer (Launchy alternative, though nearly unmaintained)
- git cola
- guake or tilda, depending on what I fancy at some point.
- Clementine (GTK alternative for Amarok)
- DoubleCmd
- qBittorrent
- ELinks

cmake - best build system evar (srsly though, an order of magnitude better than the cancer that is autotools, and raw makefiles are... well)

also, y no wm ;_;
But yeah, also irssi, and +1 to tmux, git and vim

ChemAxon Suite
Crossover/Wine
Cytoscape
Dropbox
Gedit
Gimp
GLChess
GOLD Suite
ImageViewer
LibreOffice
Mathematica
Matlab
MOE
Mendeley
Nano
OpenEye Suite
R
Rstudio
Stata/SE
Synergy
VMware Workstation
YASARA Suite

vim
chromium with vimium
zim
transmission but i am liking deluge so far
libreoffice
bittorrent sync
clementine
Konversation
pidgin
vlc

imagemagick, I really couldn't live without it. optipng is also a good one.

of course node.js and rsync.

plz no js ;_;
plz noooo

The cool kids are all on Node. Before that it was Rails. It ain't in fashion until it's down to a one-word name. The shorter and less descriptive the better.

apart from the fact that Rails sucks of course

PS: what's wrong with JS?

vim

tmux

pushd/popd

matt3o wrote:apart from the fact that Rails sucks of course

PS: what's wrong with JS?

Js is an absolute mess ;_;
The whole thing is so inconsistent - maybe you can not put a semicolon here, maybe not it depends lol
The object syntax feels even more tacked on than c++
Callbacksfor FUCKING EVERYTHING even when I actually really want to just goddamn block

reminds me of binary code developers arguing about assembly and assembly developers arguing about C and C developers...

but yeah I mostly agree.

Sounds like the mainstream Linux user to me…

it just happened with Apple's Swift, developers are lazy, they want to use the same code and the same language forever.

tmux, pacman, ttytter, irssi, zsh, ranger and elinks

I love eLinks and tmux soo much, I only wish for tmux graphical interface

People actually use elinks? O.o

Don't forget Lynx…


http://deskthority.net/photos-f62/volke ... t7744.html

http://mosh.mit.edu/ is amazing btw, like ssh but uses udp and is optimised for a shit connection.
No more typing lag - it local echoes characters underlined immediately when you type them, and the underscores disappear as it arrives at the server.

wheybags wrote:http://mosh.mit.edu/ is amazing btw, like ssh but uses udp and is optimised for a shit connection.
No more typing lag - it local echoes characters underlined immediately when you type them, and the underscores disappear as it arrives at the server.

That seems dangerous.

Muirium wrote:Don't forget Lynx…


http://deskthority.net/photos-f62/volke ... t7744.html

Lynx yes!

dwb browser
vim