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I could list countless applications and utils such as apache, postfix, qpopper, pro-ftpd, spamassassin, procmail, ccze . . . but it all comes down to screen. It rocks my world - especially when administering my remote servers or machines elsewhere in my apartment that are without monitors and keyboards.
I myself get more and more impressed with MPlayer the more I use it. With the right codecs installed I have yet to find a movie-file i cannot play. I also depend heavily on k3b and xmms.
K3b for burning, mplayer for viewing films, grip for ripping CDs {one of the best rippers out there imho}, gnomad2 for easy access to my creative zen. DVDbackup for backing up dvd's to the hard drive. Kopete for all my messenging needs There are countless others but these are the main ones.
It's hard to choose... mplayer, amarok, mrxvt, screen, portage, w3m, gimp, fluxbox, fvwm, e17... (as you can see, neither can i choose only one desktop)
Last edited by galiza_ceive; 01-21-2005 at 04:27 AM.
mozilla for both the web browser & email client
the gimp for editing photos & graphics
gqview for quick browsing thru lots of photos
xsane for my flatbed scanner
gphoto2 for my digital camera
mplayer for video
xmms for audio
openoffice
I think most of the stuff I use has already been mentioned, apart from the Unison file synchroniser - keeps my laptop and desktop home dirs synced all the time.
i forgot to mention K3B, it is a must have CD-R burning software, very nice and quite polished...
KDE for when i want a full featured desktop and for family members, friends & guests, but mostly i use XFCE or Blackbox for just general purpose computing/surfing...
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