What do you use Sup Forums?
Simple copypasta:
>Distro
>WM
>Shell
>Programming languages
>IDE
>Terminal emulator
>File manager
>Image viewer
My setup:
>Distro
Arch
>WM
i3-gaps
>Shell
Bash, switching to zsh soon
>Programming languages
Python, C#, Currently learning Haskell and C
>IDE
Vim
>Terminal emulator
>File manager
>Image viewer
Debian
i3 (still learning)
bash
i don't program
nano
xfce4-terminal
thunar
feh/ristretto
>Distro
Debian
>WM
i3/Gaps
>Shell
bash
>Programming languages
Python, C++
>IDE
N/A
>Terminal emulator
urxvt
>File manager
ranger
>Image viewer
feh
>Distro
Gentoo Linux
>WM
modified dwm
>Shell
zsh
>Programming languages
C, C++, Python
>IDE
None; I use vim with some plugins
>Terminal emulator
urxvt
>File manager
none; CLI only
>Image viewer
feh, chromium
>Distro
Devuan
>WM
Ratpoison
>Shell
Bash
>Programming languages
C
>IDE
Vim
>Terminal emulator
Xterm
>File manager
SpaceFM
>Image viewer
sxiv
Post desktop
>Distro
KDE Neon / Ubuntu
>WM
KRunner / i3
>Shell
Zsh
>Programming Languages
C, Python, Lua, Learning Java
>IDE
Atom
>File Manager
Thunar
>Distro
Debian
>WM
XFWM
>Shell
bash
>Programming languages
i dont program so none
>IDE
none
>Terminal emulator
xfce4-terminal
>File manager
thunar
>Image viewer
ristretto
>Distro
macOS 10.11 (on a 2009 Macbook I got for $30 on craigslist and fixed up myself. Runs like new)
>Shell
bash
>Programming languages
C, html XD
>IDE
Greany, xcode, vim
>Terminal emulator
iTerm, Terminal.app
>File manager
Finder
>Image viewer
Preview
>>Distro
Fedora 26.
>>DE
XFCE4.
>>Shell
Bash.
>>Programming languages
C.
>>Text editor
Sublime Text 3.
>>Terminal emulator
Whatever comes with XFCE.
>>File manager
Whatever comes with XFCE.
>>Image viewer
Whatever comes with XFCE.
So many C programmers, what are you guys making? Using it for work or just personal stuff?
>Distro
macOS, Ubuntu
>WM
>Shell
Bash
>Programming languages
Python, Java, some Lua, learning C++
>IDE
>Terminal emulator
>File manager
>Image viewer
...
You're learning i3 ??? LOL, just download a cheatsheet and memorize the shortcut, i3 isn't the fucking vim of WM.
>Distro
macOS
>WM
macOS
>Shell
zsh
>Programming languages
Swift / Objective - C and Typescript for frontend, javascript for backend :^)
>IDE
xCode, VisualStudio Code
>Terminal emulator
macOS Terminal application
>File manager
Finder
>Image viewer
Preview
Learning to customize things and shit. Just installed today and started testing.
>programmer
Wait there buddy, I am just starting to learn the ncurses library, can't be called a programmer yet don't you think?
>Distro
OpenBSD, Debian, Alpine vms
>WM
dwm
>Shell
pdksh (derived from ksh88), but any bourne shell/posix compliant default is ok
>Language
Awk, C, C++, C#, Erlang, Elixir, Elm, Go, Haskell, Java, JavaScript, Lua, Perl, PHP, Python, Rust, Scheme, shell script
>IDE
vis, unix is my IDE
>Terminal
OpenBSD's xterm, st, tmux
>File manager
shell, lf (ranger clone in go)
>Browser
Chromium
>Image viewer
GraphicsMagick, browser
>Audio/Video
ffmpeg (ffplay), script wrappers, aucat
>PDF viewer
browser, mupdf
>Distro
Ubuntu
>DE
Xfce
>Shell
Bash
>Programming languages
C, Python, Java
>IDE
NetBeans
>Terminal emulator
Xterm
>File manager
Thunar
>Image viewer
Feh
>>Distro
Majaro
>>WM
Gnome
>>Shell
zsh
>>Programming languages
C, Java, Kotlin, Python, Solidity
>>IDE
Jetbrains, Sublime
>>Terminal emulator
gnome-terminal
>>File manager
nautilus/ranger
>>Image viewer
>Language
You should have listed the ones you can program in, not the names you know
>Distro
Debian 9
>WM
i3wm, AwesomeWM
>Shell
zsh
>Programming languages
C++, Lua, Ruby
>IDE
Atom, KDevelop
>Terminal emulator
xfce4-terminal
>File manager
Krusader, Caja
>Image viewer
a man of taste
>Distro
Gotta be honest, still on windows. My plan is to get a thinkpad, get Arch on it, and start to transition over from that, rather than just jumping in blindly
>Shell
bash, powershell
>Programming languages
C# mainly, also R, python and learning HTML+CSS for a work project
>IDE
Visual studio
>Terminal
Just cmd, dont really use it for much aside from some stuff with elastic
>File Manager
The windows one
>Image viewer
The windows one
can write lisp interpreter in any of these except shell script and awk (although that would be an interesting challenge)
>Solidity
any serious work with it? is it as bad as people say?
>scratch
>c#
>macbook
???
Arch
XFCE4
bash
Python, C, Fortran
emacs
xfce-terminal/tmux
Thunar
eog
here
I contribute to open source projects regularly, and that is where I write the most C.
My day job involves Golang, and I have worked with C, C++, Java, Python, and Scala at previous companies.
As for personal projects I am working on custom firmware for an old TI-83 I still have from high school. It will include a more pimped out symbol manipulation system that allows more complex calculations in addition to simple arithmetic and graphing. I am using sdcc to compile C for the Z80 architecture after I decided that hand-coding my own compiler would be a waste of time.
>Distro
Fedora & Debian
>WM
GNOME 3
>Shell
Bash
>Programming languages
Too many to list, been programming for almost 30 years
>IDE
Vim & Emacs (depends on if it's quick edits or longer coding sessions)
>Terminal emulator
GNOME Terminal
>File manager
GNOME Terminal and scp, mv, mkdir, etc.
>Image viewer
EOG
>Distro
OpenBSD 6.2
>WM
OpenBox
>Shell
KornShell
>Programming languages
x86
>IDE
emacs
>Terminal emulator
implying
>File manager
xfe
>Image viewer
firefox 43
NixOS
Xmonad
Haskell
Emacs
Emacs
Emacs
> >Distro
Void
> >WM
Xfwm, looking to install dwm
> >Shell
Zsh
> >Programming languages
Well: C++, javascript, Java
Kinda: C, C#, Go, Scala, Python, Lua
> >IDE
Vim, eclipse if absolutely necessary for java
> >Terminal emulator
Whatever xfce comes with
> >File manager
Zsh, thunar
> >Image viewer
Whatever xfce comes with
Oh yeah I guess stuff like zsh and awk count as languages? Also SQL (My and Server).
I did some PHP too but don't want to actually list it
>Arch
>KDE/kwin
>zsh
>shell, python, bit of Emacs Lisp, Java, trying to learn C and Rust
>Emacs
>Konsole/ansi-term
>Dolphin
>gwenview
>Distro
Manjaro
>WM
I3
>Shell
zsh
>Programming languages
C/C++ and Java
>IDE
Emacs
>Terminal emulator
xfce4-terminal
>File manager
dolphin
>Image viewer
feh
>>Distro
Gentoo on my desktop and Slackware on my homeserver
>>WM
DWM
>>Shell
Bash
>>Programming languages
Webpajeet,C and bash and python scripting
>>IDE
VIM
>>Terminal emulator
St
>>File manager
None
>>Image viewer
Feh
>Distro
Gentoo
>WM
herbstluftwm
>Shell
Bash
>Programming Language
Rust
>IDE
Emacs
>Terminal Emulator
Rxvt-Unicode
>File Manager
Ranger
>Image Viewer
Feh
>Distro
Artix
>WM
awesome 4.2
>Shell
bash
>Programming languages
C C++ Haskell Rust python
>IDE
Neovim
>Terminal emulator
Konsole
>File manager
Ranger
>Image viewer
Feh
...
Ubuntu
Gnome
Bash
Python, java
Vim
GNOME terminal
terminal
whatever the default is
>Antergos
>the KDE one
>probably bash Idk
>learning java at the moment
>n/a
>urxvt for those Sup Forums points
>Dolphin
>just using the default one from my distro right now (I think it's Gwenview or whatever it's called)
holy shit we got a tech master over here
>Distro
Ubuntu Mate
>WM
Marco
>Shell
Bash
>Programming languages
C, C#, Erlang, Elixir, PHP, Javascript
>IDE
Vim, PHPStorm, VSCode, depending on what
>Terminal emulator
mate-terminal
>File manager
Caja
>Image viewer
Eye of MATE
Being a 2008's Linux nostalgiafag I try to stick to the old things / look as much as I can.
arch
openbox
bash
Java for uni, mostly use C# or python and I occasionally dabble in meme languages like go or D.
VS code, vim
terminator
thunar
feh
>Distro
Debian
>WM
XFCE+i3
>Shell
zsh
>Programming languages
Python, Ruby, SQL
>IDE
VS Code (vim keybinds)
>Terminal emulator
termite
>File manager
pcmanfm
>Image viewer
Shotwell
What the fuck is wrong with using the inspector you fucking mongoloid? Its a tool literally there to help you
For fucks sake
>debian or linux mint
>xfce but i3 is nice
>bash
>python but ive been learning c and sepples
>unix is my ide vim+tmux although spacemacs for cl
>gnome shell werks
>na
>na
>Distro
nixos
>WM
bspwm
>Shell
eshell, bash
>Programming languages
c, c++, guile, haskell, ocaml, erlang, java (abandoned c#, f#)
>IDE
emacs
>Terminal emulator
emacs, urxvt
>File manager
emacs, mc, spacefm
>Image viewer
mcomix, feh
So many xfce terminals. Didnt urxvt use to be more popular on Sup Forums?
>Distro
Kubuntu
>WM
Kwin
>Shell
Bash
>Programming languages
Perl6, c, c++, go, perl, awk, python
>editor
neovim, only non intrusive plugins
>Terminal emulator
Konsole
>File manager
Dolphin
>Image viewer
Whatever the KDE one is called
>Distro
Arch
>WM
I3
>Shell
Zsh
>Programming languages
C
>editor
Emacd
>Terminal emulator
Termite
>File manager
CD mkdir etc, Ranger, dolphin
>Image viewer
Feh
>Distro
w/e ubuntu ships
>WM
w/e ubuntu ships
>Shell
fish
>Programming languages
java/javascript some c++ and rust
>IDE
emacs
>Terminal emulator
w/e ubuntu ships
>File manager
w/e ubuntu ships
>Image viewer
dunno
>>Distro
Ubuntu
>>WM
Mutter
>>Shell
Bash
>>Programming languages
C++, D
>>IDE
Qtcreator, VS Code
>>Terminal emulator
Qterminal
>>File manager
Nautilus
>>Image viewer
Viewnior
>Distro
Devuan 1.0
>WM
Trinity Desktop (Fork of KDE 3.5)
>Shell
Bash
>Programming languages
C, C++
>IDE
Neovim
>Terminal emulator
Konsole
>File manager
Konqueror
>Image viewer
KView
the guy with the macbook here with the default wallpaper-going for ECE at uni and thats what they love to use. funny bc CS majors get python shoved down their throat instead
OpenBSD
dwm
ksh
C, Scheme
vim
urxvt
-
feh
FreeBSD
Gnome
zsh
C++, Go
gnome-terminal
gnome default
gnome default
Use sxiv, feh can't do gifs and the catalog view in sxiv is superior.
Bodhi Linux
XFCE
Bash
C, Lisp, Python.
Spacemacs
Yakuake
Thunar
Ristretto
>Distro
Debian (Laptop)/Ubuntu (Desktop)
>WM
i3
>Shell
bash with some zsh features
>Programming languages
python I guess
>IDE
vim
>Terminal emulator
Sakura or urxvt
>inb4 hrrdrr meem
>File manager
ranger + pcmanfm because automount just werks
>Image viewer
feh
debian
dwm
bash
C++, Python
vim
urxvt
ranger
sxiv
>Mac OS
>tmux
>zsh
>Rust, Python, whatever web shit the client asks for
>none
>iterm2
>cli
>preview
upgrade to iterm2 mate
>Distro
Arch on desktop
Bunsen Labs linux on X220
>WM
Openbox on both
>Shell
Bash because most of my work is done through ssh and it's too much of a pain to change it on every server
>Programming languages
C for real things
I have to fight with a lot of old garbage php shit
I do a fair amount of web dev I guess so HTML5/css3/js/jQuery
>IDE
vim
>Terminal
urxvt on desktop
Terminator on X220
>File manager
mc if I must
>Image viewer
No idea, just whatever I end up with when I Google "Linux image viewer" when I'm first installing it I guess
>Distro
Arch
>WM
I3-gaps
>Shell
Bash
>Programming languages
Learning Python
>IDE
Vim
>Terminal emulator
urxvt
>File manager
Ranger
>Image viewer
Feh
>Distro
Fedora
>WM
Metacity
>Shell
Gnome
>Programming languages
C/C++
>IDE
gedit
>Terminal emulator
Gnome default
>File manager
Nautilus
>Image viewer
Gnome default
> Debian
> Openbox + tint2
> bash
> C++ and I know a bit of Java and Python
> Atom and Vim .. depends on what I'm doing
> terminator but thinking of switching to urxvt or xterm
> thunar
> whatever image viewer comes with Debian
You use GNOME terminal, and emacs. Doesn't it annoy you that GNOME intercepts loads of the emacs shortcuts in readline prompts? Or am I remembering that wrong, does it not do that?
wallpaper source ?
>>Distro
Debian
>>WM
i3+gaps with gaps set to 0
>>Shell
Bash
>>Programming languages
Python, Java, JS/TS and other web stuff
>>IDE
Vim, VSCode, Jetbrains stuff
>>Terminal emulator
Xterm
>>File manager
Bash
>>Image viewer
Feh
>OpenBSD
>Xfce with Marco
>Bash/Zsh
>C++,C,Common Lisp
>Emacs+gcc+gdb
>xterm
>ranger/thunar
>sxiv/mpv
>Distro
Mint
>WM
Cinammon
>Shell
bash
>Programming languages
Started in C++ then moved to Java(Spring)/Groovy. Planning to learn Scala
>IDE
IntelliJ and Apache NetBeans. Eclipse sucks cock
>Terminal emulator
default
>File manager
default
>Image viewer
default
>Programming languages
+= Angular(Typescript+Sass) on the frontend
>Distro
elementary
>WM
i3 or Pantheon
>Shell
zsh (oh-my-zsh)
>Programming languages
JavaScript and associated web stuff
>IDE
vi
>Terminal emulator
termite
>File manager
thunar or pantheon-files
>Image viewer
ristretto or however the fuck you spell this
Arch
Mutter
zsh with antigen
C++, C#, Bash, Java, learning Crystal
Visual studio at work, sublime on personal projects
Terminator
Thunar
Cairo I think
>Arch
>AwesomeWM
>Bash
>English
>Vim
>Sakura Terminal
>pcmanfm
>Geeqie/Feh
>OS
Gentoo
>WM
bspwm
>Shell
dash for scripts, bash for interactive shell
>Programming Languages
C++, x86 asm
>IDE
nvim
>Terminal Emulator
alacritty
>File Manager
spacefm
>Image Viewer
feh