what is the must have gnu/linux software?
What is the must have gnu/linux software?
Tyler Evans
Daniel Hill
The Linux kernel and the GNU userland. The rest is optional.
Tyler Cruz
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Ian Foster
i3
gimp
retroarch
ranger
pcmanfm
gimp
chromium
Dominic Collins
SL, when you misstype ls as sl a steam locomotive goes through your terminal. thefuck, when you type fuck it corrects your last command.
Aiden Baker
Windows 10
Robert Howard
mpv
Bentley Long
>gimp
Krita
Camden Taylor
>thefuck, when you type fuck it corrects your last command
I'm going to check that out.
>must have gnu/linux software
There's a few things I always install:
>bc
>gimp
Does vlc count?
Connor Rodriguez
Gentoo
Charles Richardson
gcc
James Hernandez
icecat
ffmpeg
imagemagick
tmux
openssh
geany
jack/calf
vapoursynth
mpv
transmission
spacefm
syncthing
redshift
Ian Ramirez
I3 steam chromium
Aaron Miller
Stop comparing krita and gimp dumbass
John Butler
Doesn't work
Austin Butler
This.
Asher Davis
user, you need to install programs to use them
Robert Sanchez
>steam
What, why would I want to use steam?
Luis Howard
who said you do?
Charles Fisher
WINE
Isaiah Moore
dwm
st
surf
mpv
Isaiah Thomas
Okay, but why is it a must have? Been running Linux for years and never felt like steam was missing what so ever.
William Perry
wesnoth
Thomas Gray
it's what he considers a must-have
not everyone uses the same software on their computer (otherwise this thread would be meaningless)
Hudson Martin
And that's why I ask why he considers it a must have, since I personally only consider it to be a pain to use steam.
Noah Lewis
probably because he likes playing steam games
Jaxson Price
Can't you get most Linux steam games on some other way?
Brody King
you can pirate linux steam games, if that's what you mean, but what's wrong with getting legit games?
Angel Ramirez
/thread
Leo Butler
Nothing wrong with paying for the software you use.
Hmm I kinda hoped many Linux developers would concider releasing without being bound to a platform like steam.
Well it's just always annoying seeing steam everywhere and anywhere.
I wish I could run games without an active internet connection and so on.
Aiden Bennett
take a look at GOG
you essentially get DRM-free DDL
Colton Young
some games are only released via steam, it's not something the end user can control (legitimately)
i get GOG versions myself where possible, i don't like having to fire up steam to run a game either
speaking of such, does someone know if someone's made a linux version of SSE? (smart steam emulator) i use that to run (legit) single player games in wine without needing to run steam