Linux must-have software

>>57092135
Typecatcher

>>57092135
>f.lux
>not redshift
GOOGLE GET OUT

seriously the only flux you should have is fluxbox.

>>57092135
Krita, good raster graphics program
https://krita.org/en/download/krita-desktop/

tomahawk, nice music player.
Works on xfce and kde
https://www.tomahawk-player.org/

>>57092268
>https://www.tomahawk-player.org/
fuck my ass and call me a bitch, now I can truly have a libre system

>>57092344
I'm guessing you are going the the trisquel meme?

Wine

>>57092884
I'm all for the concept behind libre-or-bust. It's just not always practical. Spotify, AFAIK, is the only non-free software I have on my system. Running Memedora with the RPMFusion Free repo and a repo for Spotify.

>>57092135
Livestreamer
MPV
Pinta

>>57092135
ffmpeg
youtube-dl
mpd+ncmpcpp
screenfetch
mpv
Pinta
git
GCC
Sublime Text
Eclipse
cliclocker
Imagemagick
PIP
rsync
Filezilla
WINE

Bomi
Clementine

>vim
>mpd
>ncmpcpp
>rxvt-unicode
>ranger
>irssi
>tmux
>mpv
>gcc

>lolcat

>>57092911
ah I thought I recognized you from the thread with the guy who put up a trisquel screenfetch for which you commented on about spotify :D

WINE
playonlinux

Redshift is basically a f.lux that's native to Linux. It integrates perfectly with Gnome

i3, ranger, ncmpcpp, mutt, syncthing, zathura, xournal, gummi (for latex), git, ssh, pacman, mpv, youtube-dl, deluge, trackma

>>57094328
>mah nigga

tmux
lm sensor

>nobody has mentioned guake or yakuake yet
Disappointed in you guys desu

Kile
Kate
Owncloud-client

>>57095433
>drop-down terminals
Disappointed in you senpai

>>57095476
I use them to open a full screen terminal with a single key press.

>>57095490
Terminal is a thing that should be always opened.

kolourpaint
gcolor2

>>57093595
no that'd be me, the tripfag

>>57095470
>owncloud
You should consider killing yourself.

>>57095490
>>57095511
>speed test achieved
Ight. I'll take it.

Also: Gimp

Wireshark

>>57092268
>https://www.tomahawk-player.org/
How does this do with managing large libraries of songs on a computer? (Like 40k songs large)

I've used a couple of players which would be perfect, aside from seeming to have problems actually indexing libraries that big - songs simply wouldn't appear.

>>57096019
Quod Libet and mpd are good alternatives for large libraries if Tomahawk can't handle them.

>>57094328
i3 ist the Best that happened to me in the last year. Makes working on big screens so fucking efficient

Nice b8 thread. Loonix has no software.

cowsay

>>57096139
Here's your reply.

>>57094328
Preeeetty goood.
Of that list I'm only using i3, ranger, ncmpcpp, git, ssh, pacman, mpv and youtube-dl though. I feel like tmux should also be mentioned, fucking love tmux.

>>57092135
Clementine

>>57092135
>recommending proprietary crapware, when redshift exists

gb2/windows/

>>57096019
>>57096063

http://beets.io/

Synapse

>>57093100
>Filezilla
>WINE
you almost had me...

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zim
libreoffice (specially calc)

>Flux
>Google Chrome
>Steam
>VirtualBox
>Skype
>Spotify

>>57096942
Botnet/10

>>57096960
Enjoy your systemd freefag.
There is literally no way to avoid botnet.
Internet is botnet.

>>57096973
If you think systemd subverts user privacy and anonymity like chrome steam skype or spotify, you deserve to get data mined.

>>57092173
This.

>>57092135
screenfetch
neofetch
archey
>>57092173
>using a shitty clone of flux

>>57097073
>shitty
I've used both and it works great. More control that f.lux.

>>57097073
fuck off with your meme bullshit
why do i want non-free crapware when i can just put redshift in my .xinitrc?
>gay bullshit software to show off your shit specs
KYS faggot.
nobody cares about your cringely riced arch linux setup.
besides, there are plenty of more useful ways to check, look up, and display your system info.
as for screencaps, you're a cocksmoking faggot if you don't use import (ImageMagick)

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>>57092135
>RESTRICTIONS. You may not (and agree not to, and not authorize or enable others to), directly or indirectly: (a) copy, distribute, redistribute, rent, lease, mirror, timeshare, operate a service bureau, or otherwise use for the benefit of a third party, the Software; (b) disassemble, decompile, attempt to discover the source code or structure, sequence and organization of, or otherwise reverse engineer, the Software (except to the extent applicable law prohibits restrictions on reverse engineering); (c) remove any proprietary notices from the Software; or (d) bundle the Software with any third party software, product or service. You understand that Company may modify or discontinue offering the Software at any time. For the avoidance of doubt, the foregoing restrictions apply to any company or corporate entity (or its affiliates or agents acting on its behalf) (each, an “Entity”) and no Entity shall download or install the Software for the purposes of mirroring or distributing it to its employees or otherwise.

actual must-haves:
perl
imagemagick
sox
mc
ranger
sxiv
surf
ddate
bc
vim
lynx
xsel
rar
the bsd games collection
mpd
icecast
nginx
vsftpd


must NOT haves:
systemd

>>57096750
This seems pretty good. I might spin up a docker instance of it tonight for testing.

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slackpkg
slackpkg++
sbopkg

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>>57097266
>must have
>vim/emacs
>a web server

>>57097266
>gayming

>>57097334
the bsd games collection is an aesthetic part of unix/computing history. ken thompson made unix so that he could play games. also bsd-games includes such useful "toys" as ciphers, factor, fortune, banner, etc.
>>57097330
not emacs, vim
yes, a light web server. more useful and practical than a lot of this shit in this thread.

TexLive + gummi
its like nobody here does work on their linux box

>>57096869
Whats a good alternative to filezilla?

>>57097496
gftp
lftp
ncftp

>>57097509
wow

>>57096869
Well, they are useful
>for me

>>57096645
>>57094328
is pacman portable to other distros? i've never tried tbqh, but it would be so nice to replace apt

>>57092173
this

>>57097266
forgot llpp