Re: What's your favourite FLOSS?
On Sun, 29 Oct 2006 12:00:35 -0600
cothrige <cothrige@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> * Tshepang Lekhonkhobe (tshepang@gmail.com) wrote:
> > On 10/29/06, Ron Johnson <ron.l.johnson@cox.net> wrote:
> > >* file manager [ Real Geeks Don't Use File Managers ]
> >
> > Many mentioned that Bash is their favourite File Manager, and it was
> > surprising to me that it was considered as such.
> >
> > >* games [ xnethack, gnobots2 ]
> >
> > Interesting that this category was overlooked. Probably shows that
> > debian-user doesn't play games that much. But I can't find xnethack in
> > Debian. What I find instead is nethack-x11, and I wonder if that's
> > what you mean.
>
> Yes, there were a couple of things which I never thought of, and games
> would be one. I would have to amend my list to include these and that
> would make it as follows:
>
> * audio editor [ sox, audacity ]
> * audio player [ mpd (mpc, ncmpc), cdtool, mplayer ]
> * cd-ripper [ abcde ]
> * Desktop Environment [ N/A ]
> -- * Window Managers [ Fluxbox, ratpoison, ion3 ]
> * DBMS [ ]
> * development [ Perl (basic system stuff, and only enough to hurt myself) ]
> * disc burner [ cdrecord, growisofs ]
> * e-mail client [ mutt ]
> * file manager [ bash ]
> * finance [ No money, that is why I use Linux ;-) ]
> * ftp [ ]
> * image editor [ ImageMagick, GIMP ]
> * image viewer [ ImageMagick, xzgv ]
> * instant messenger [ centericq, Gaim ]
> * mathematics [ ]
> * misc utilities [ screen, conky, wget, bash ]
> * p2p [ bittornado ]
> * package manager [ aptitude ]
> * pdf-reader [ evince ]
> * spreadsheet [ ]
> * tag editor [ id3v2 ]
> * terminal emulator [ mrxvt ]
> * text editor [ GNU emacs ]
> * 3D animation [ ]
> * video player [ mplayer ]
> * web browser [ elinks, Firefox, Opera ]
> * word-processor [ openoffice ]
> * (unreleased) [ ]
> * (great honours) [ Linux, GCC, glibc, Xorg ]
>
> And new items:
> * (games) [ ADOM, nethack ]
> * (news) [ slrn, nget ]
>
> I think that would be the final list, after more consideration.
>
what about
* pim [possibly korganizer - not completely happy with it but no alternatives yet]
> Patrick
>
>
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