You're given a new laptop, what programs do you install first?
New laptop
Tyler Reyes
Mason Perry
Gentoo
Andrew Garcia
CoreBoot
NixOS
John Gray
Chrome
Wyatt Richardson
Screenfetch
anime wallpaper
Jayden Stewart
OpenSUSE
Daniel Roberts
>coreboot
>Debian
>xorg
>i3-gaps
>rxvt-unicode
>nm-applet
>chromium
>feh
>pavucontrol
>scrot
>neofetch
Desu
Chase Lee
>*sudo
Chase Perez
Opera, bittorent, bs player, winamp, Skype, Nero burning room, team speak
Kevin Bell
The Unarchiver
Firefox
VLC
Homebrew
Transmission
in that order.
Jonathan Diaz
>Debian
>KDE
>Firefox Quantum because fuck lts
>Telegram
>GIMP
Yeah, that's pretty much it, I'd add Thunderbird to the list, but that comes preinstalled with Debian
Colton Harris
A new harddrive
Mason Nelson
xfce-whiskermenu, waterfox, openbox and mpv
Zachary Wood
>Google Chrome
>Spotify
>Google Desktop Notifications
>Facebook Desktop Notifications
>TweetDeck
Jace Watson
>Marxist OS
Traitor.
David Smith
>Gentoo
>i3-gapps
>some ricing stuff
>firefox or icecat if I'm feeling autistic
>some GOG Games and Lutris
>libreoffice
>clementine
Daniel Price
stickers
Elijah Richardson
Debian netinstall
Openbox
Tint2
Pcmanfm
Firefox
Leo Moore
>Waterfox
>Steam
>qBittorent
>MPV
>foobar2000
Adrian Bennett
>arch (or debian netinstall, whatever comes handy)
>grub
>cinnamon
>adapta theme + numix square icons
>firefox
>syncthing
>mpd+ncmpcpp
>deadbeef
>mpv
>vlc
>sublime text 3 dev
This is the thinking man's list, proof me wrong
Luke Russell
(OP)
Opera Browser
7Zip
Music Bee
VLC
Spotify
Microsoft Office 2016
Carter Peterson
Steam
Joseph Anderson
2.2.1 utorrent
vlc
cccp codec pack
filezilla
[spoiler]chrome[/spoiler]
Nathan Bennett
the operating system
Jonathan Nguyen
/thread
Benjamin Hughes
coreboot or libreboot?
Eli Jones
this but unironically
Connor Perry
this
Evan Collins
>OpenSUSE
Jace Williams
librbeoot
Camden Sanchez
Fedora
Wyatt Russell
Fedora 27, with XFCE, Firefox, mousepad, terminator, tilda.
Contrary to popular belief, 32-bit Fedora is still supported, but as a secondary architecture. I use it. Works fine.
Isaac Parker
>spoiler tags on /gee/
Camden Evans
An os
Nathaniel Campbell
>winamp
Wtf people still use this? Haven't used winamp since limewire was still a thing.
Jaxson Foster
#2007
Kevin Smith
With or without OS?
Which OS?
Dylan Miller
Winamp is great. I use the version from 1999.
Logan Scott
Chromium is an application.
Levi Long
Drivers
KMSpico if windows
Firefox
mpv
Foobar2000 / Audacious
DC++
Ethan Roberts
OS: antiX, Fluxbox as WM
Applications:
palemoon (with a few addons to make it usable)
screen
htop
iftop
sysstat
pv
pigz
sl
apt-listchanges
rdesktop (busted, I know)
filezilla
herrie
pavucontrol
freecad
gimp
feh
mpv
gentoo (the file browser)
probably more I can't think of right now.
Chase Scott
Depends if I go for KDE or Xfce.
Messenger for Desktop, Wire, Audacious/Clementine, mpv, PlayOnLinux.
Parker Gonzalez
...
Benjamin Phillips
winamp is great, used it till around 2015 before i switched to */Linux only
Grayson Murphy
TempleOS, it comes with everything I need.
Christian Reed
This.
I preffer non glowing OS