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1. Firefox
2. Emacs: for most editing tasks, scripts, web development
3. Terminal
4. Slackpkg: keeps my firefox up-to-date
5. Vi: for editing config files as root
6. Qemu: lets me play with my OS zoo!
7. Audacious: I got so used to the XMMS interface...
8. Wine: prevents "whining" in the family when they must run spider.exe...
9. Picasa (3.0 SBo build): only program that prints full-bleed borderless photos on my HP all-in-one, plus the browser is killer.
10. Gimp: for serious graphics editing
It was very hard to narrow this down. Open Office should be in there too. Plus the toys I want to play with more, but haven't had time, like Kino, QuantaPlus and InkScape.
1,firefox
2,vidalia a proxy working with firefox
3,openoffice
4,foxit reader: the only pdf-reader with annotating function I have found yet
5,smplayer
6,gedit
7,virtualbox
1) Konqueror: renders all other file managers stupid and useless, and is a great web browser to boot.
2) Konsole: must... have... terminal.
3) Kontact: No other PIM suite even comes close.
4) Vim: In the terminal.
5) Kate: Best graphical text editor ever.
6) Koffice: 'Cus OO.o sucks abysmally.
7) Amarok: Runs constantly.
8) Ardour: Okay, so it ain't pro tools... but it costs less!
9) Kaffeine: I don't own a TV.
10) Any one of a dozen or so console programs.
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