IIT: Old software from back in the day that's still good.
>gopher
IIT: Old software from back in the day that's still good
Owen Bennett
Owen Martinez
IPv4
Logan Perez
...
Henry Nelson
How is this any different from a generic "Index of" site/page?
Jose Perry
...
Jeremiah Myers
Pretty much the same. Gopher menus often also mix inline text (i) items in between resources (directories and files) but a website using only these autogenerated index pages would basically be the same as Gopher in structure. The real difference would be in how the structure is sent to the client, i.e. the protocol. The Index Of pages are HTML whereas Gopher uses a much lighter text format.
Landon Allen
Mozilla even titled menus "Index of ...". They serve the same purpose, gophers just think we should have stuck to this information-driven format instead of treating web pages like art displays and ad billboards.
Asher Lewis
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Nolan Adams
Bump, need more Sup Forumsold software
Michael Howard
Office 97
Ryder Garcia
The only good windows software.
Christian Reed
Not application software. That is a protocol
Michael Jackson
Bash
Jonathan Nguyen
fuck. Since I don't know Latex, is troff a viable alternative? pretty much scientific paper
Liam Richardson
I don't know if any of you used this, but it was extremely useful in the dial up era and could very easily still hold its own today.
Liam Butler
Miss the efficient aesthetics of old software
Matthew Turner
Is winrar new?
And no, 7zip is not better.
Chase Nelson
That.
Jackson Perez
libc
Jonathan Howard
lol learn latex.
if you think latex is hard, troff is the destroyer
Hunter Clark
But you forgot about this ....
Zachary Sanchez
...
Landon Murphy
...
Kevin Miller
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Nathan Adams
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Andrew Jones
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Nathan Carter
Mmmm Lucid Lynx.
Easton Gray
you all are like little babies.
Jordan James
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Blake Campbell
>GNU Screen
>Lynx
>Mutt
>Irssi
>Midnight Commander
>Rsync
>Wget
>procps (ps, free, vmstat, top, pmap, nice)
>AAlib
>SoX (audio editing)
>MOC (music player)
>Graphviz
>ImageMagick
>ExifTool
>FFmpeg
>MPlayer
>net-tools
>wpa_supplicant
>Pandoc
>SC-IM (spreadsheet)
>Ctags
>GDB
>GCC
>RCS (version control, fite me)
>Maxima (computer algebra system)
>ZNC
>Cron
I have used these on regular basis and for most there is no better replacement (there isn't!).
Also
Chase Barnes
I miss so much this
Lincoln Murphy
just install debian with mate