Re: What's your favourite FLOSS?
> audio editor [ ]
> audio player [ cdcd, mpg123 ]
> cd-ripper [ crip ]
> Desktop Environment [ openbox ]
> DBMS [ postgresql ]
> development [ gcc, g++, bash, libboost*-dev ]
> disc burner [ wodim ]
> e-mail client [ mutt + offlineimap + fetchmail + mairix ]
> file manager [ bash + find + grep + sed ]
> finance [ ]
> ftp [ vsftpd ]
> image editor [ gimp ]
> image viewer [ gthumb ]
> instant messenger [ centericq ]
> mathematics [ bc, octave, GNU R ]
> misc utilities [ screen, wget, cccc, grep, sed, encfs, rpl, xargs, less, more, ssh, ipe ]
> p2p [ ]
> package manager [ apt-get, aptitude ]
> pdf-reader [ xpdf ]
> spreadsheet [ ]
> tag editor [ ]
> terminal emulator [ multi-gnome-terminal ] * [0]
> text editor [ vim, tetex ]
> 3D animation [ ]
> video player [ xine, mplayer ]
> web browser [ firefox ]
> word-processor [ ]
> (unreleased) [ Debian kFreeBSD ]
Not in the list, but should be:
dns server [ ] * [1]
game [ nethack ]
smtp server [ postfix ]
spam filter [ crm114 ]
version control system [ monotone ]
web server [ apache ]
J.
[0] Yes, the old multi-gnome-terminal. Tried several others, but none
seems to be exactly what I need (and no more than that).
[1] There is no DNS server that I really like. BIND is slow, bloated and
insecure; MaraDNS is fast and secure, but lacks some features; I don't
like the way djbdns is installed.
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