I tried to install Fish but apparently the repos are down or something. I'll try tomorrow.
Henry Gomez
console based white noise generator: < /dev/urandom | padsp tee /dev/audio > /dev/null
Cooper Watson
Sublime text
Dominic Barnes
Wat's the meme with Sublime? I think Atom is far better and more customizable. .
Oliver Wilson
firejail
Christopher Sanders
I love QGIS, it's great for doing cool shit with maps and data (GIS) Libvirt and its graphical frontend is better than VMware/virtualbox Rawtherapee is nice for touching up RAW images mpsyt for playing YouTube videos/music from a terminal Audacious is a good music player Tmux works better than screen for my console needs
Grayson Scott
Also uses bloaty Electron.
Anthony Gutierrez
If I minded "Heavy" Software I would use Emacs.
Bentley Morales
How good is good? I've used VMM, but I'm a sucker for VMWare and always go back.
Charles Cruz
Atom is fine but I prefer sublime for it's stability. If you ever had to edit a 5gb database export you'd know what I mean. While atom is unresponsive for 5 minutes and then usually crashes, sublime has it loaded up within a few seconds. Also there's stuff like package control for it which makes it pretty much just as customisable in a fashion that's just as intuitive. I still like atom but I think sublime is just nicer to use.
Noah Murphy
It's less of a hassle to do stuff like changing the size of a virtual disk image, importing vms, managing snapshots, and other tasks instead of doing it in the autistic Oracle/VMware way, but more importantly it feels nice to use a fully open source solution. I get the creeps just by installing closed source repos on my system.
Maybe this doesn't bother other people, and it's fine.
Jose Reyes
Atom is slow as fuck tho
Mason Roberts
bmon
Dominic Lopez
Try these: Steam Freecad Vlc Beets Ssh Vnc
John Martin
genkernel
Camden Turner
aplay /dev/urandom
Noah Gray
cowsay
Jace Johnson
But Emacs doesnt use half the resources of these faggy editors
vi kiddie Steam on muh free GNU plus Linux system? If I wanted botnet - I would stat on Windows Are you running a toster instead of a personal computer?
David Gomez
proprietary cancer
Mason Rodriguez
music and videos: MOC (Music On Console), MPlayer (video player), imagemagick (picture converter, wallpaper, screenshot application), ffmpeg (video converter, screencasting application) communication: Mutt (for e-mail), irssi (for IRC), newsbeuter (for RSS newsfeed and to save youtube channels) work: vim (text editor) hnb (outliner, wiki and xml editor), LPR (send documents to print without CUPS), SC-IM (spreadsheet compatible with xlsx), WordGrinder (word processor compatible with odt), Pandoc (document format converter), dict (offline dictionary) others: GNU Screen (best mutiplexer and daemonizer), kdbx (to store passwords)
Charles Gutierrez
Friendly list of GNU/Linux software for winrefugees.
Chat, Voip (skype and others): Pidgin RSS Feeds and Youtube channel organizer and viewer: Liferea IRC: HexChat Backup (file synchronization): Unison System Backup: Systemback Batch renamer: GPRename File search: ANGRYsearch Duplicate files removal: dupeGuru Drawing: Krita Image Editing (a.k.a. "photoshoping"): GIMP Ebook Viewer: Okular Image viewer, organizer, basic editing and video previewer: GThumb Music Tags and metadata: Easytag Music Player: DeaDBeeF, or Audacious with a Winamp skin Media Center (online radio, watch and download tv shows and movies): Kodi (XBMC) Video Player: VLC, or MPV Video editing: Cinelerra-cv or OpenShot Video Transcoding: Handbrake Video compositing: Natron Screencasting: Open Broadcaster Studio Password manager: KeePassX Laptop powersaving: PowerTOP and TLP Office Suite: WPS Office, or LibreOffice Desktop publishing (like a pro): Scribus Document processor (academic papers): LyX Flashcards: Anki Graphing calculator: GraphMonkey Counter RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury): Workrave Typing training: Klavaro System monitor: Conky, GKrellM or HardInfo Virtual Machine: Virtualbox To launch photoshop and play gaymes: WINE, with winetricks and playonlinux Download Manager (download videos from youtube, other sites, any file from file sharing sites, with autologin and captcha solver): JDownloader Torrent: Transmission-gtk Burning CD/DVD: Xfburn File Manager: PCManFM File manager featured in Jurassic Park: fsv (File System Visualizer) Web Browser: IceCat. Secure by default, can have firefox addons, also fast. Disable the LibreJS addon because it can be annoying for noobs. Accounting: GnuCash. So you can keep track of the bucks you are saving when using free software.
If you are a wizard and like CLI tools pretty much this
Elijah Fisher
fzy, fuzzy finder
Anthony Green
What about lurking Sup Forums on the terminal, can I do that?
Oliver Allen
lynx terminal web browser
Charles Peterson
netsurf, until netrunner is ready
Brandon Nguyen
>netsurf I was looking for something like rtv
Leo Russell
you'll need a Sup Forums pass to browse without javascript enabled, most text based web browsers have no javascript, except by elinks, enter the netrunner project which may let you browse and post from the terminal
Did you try it? That shit relies on some sort of hosted crap that does not work anymore. Also, it hasn't been maintained in 4 years.
Samuel Collins
Why?
David Brooks
POO
Brody Martinez
>I'd like to know more console based solutions.
>MPS-Youtube This one is really fun and highly recommended. It's a simple terminal program to search, stream and download music from Youtube integrated with mpv.
>Ranger Terminal based file manager. A lot of people use it and like it. Personally find this to be meme software, I end up using Nautilus 90% of the time instead.
>Ncmpcpp + Mpd Terminal based music player. It's pretty powerful and easy to use.
>rTorrent Bittorrent client that's really quick and efficient. Probably the best bittorrent client available. It's terminal based, but has a number of web interfaces and GUIs that can be used in conjunction.
>Weechat Lightweight, modular, console based IRC client.
>Vim Console based text editor with a host of available addons and powerful keybinds. Pretty self explanatory.
Brayden Butler
>Is the whole moon thing discarded now? I hope not
