Last thread died.
Was wondering what were your guys' top programs you use in your daily life.
Last thread was pretty good and I even got some new and awesome programs from it.
>>46480492
curl
easystroke
eog
gedit
grep
killall -9
mpd
mpv
mv
ncmpcpp
nightly
prename
rm
sed
tilda
urxvt
youtube-dl
Notes:
I'd use vim as editor, but I need more training.
I'd use sxiv instead of eog, but I cant figure out to start it centered.
Firefox
Vim
Hexchat
Transmission
VLC
Powershell 2.0
Livestreamer
Google Music Manager
qBittorrent
NetWorx
Safari
iTunes
iMessage
Snapchat
Vine
PyCharm
Chrome
Steam
Unity
Atom
JDarkRoom
Yik Yak cause my town is dope
>>46480723
> b8 m8 h8 gr8
Gedit
GCC
Firefox
Bash
(Gedit+Gcc) + C language + GTK toolkit or one OS book Luke "Understanding Linux Kernel" -> geek fap
>>46480492
Deadbeef
Deluge
Firefox
mpv
Sakura
Steam
>>46480492
hangouts
chrome
plex
steam
gnome-terminal
htop
grep
ssh
slack
monodevelop
remmina
pidgin
mumble
netbeans (c++, php, inb4 php; i only use it when absolutely necessary)
nginx
spawn-fcgi
that mostly includes stuff i do for work. at home you can take out remmina, pidgin, and slack
>>46480492
rtorrent (best torrent client i have ever used. starts fast, works fast, simple)
mpv (lightweight video player. plus youtube-dl, completely replaced flash for me because it performs ten times better)
elinks (tabs, 256 color, feature rich, lightweight)
cmus (i work in the shell a lot clearly, this allows me to run music in a separate workspace while i do whatever)
vim (lightweight editor that is relatively easy to learn)
urxvt (best terminal emulator, light weight with unicode support and what else could you need)
lftp (all the features i need in an ftp client and is reliable)
>>46480492
The programs I always have running:
GNU Emacs
Iceweasel
Mplayer through EMMS
Okular
Xclipboard
CLISP because GNU Readline and I can't be fucked to set up SLIME with SBCL
>>46483079
SBCL is generally screwy as hell compared to CLISP. I'll take a small (yes, small) speed penalty if it means I can program faster. CLISP also works a shitload of places SBCL won't, like my sparc64 OpenBSD system, ARM of various stripes. At one point I tried porting it to Haiku OS but gave up when I realized libsigsegv wasn't ported yet.
ezjail-admin(8) - makes provisioning, starting, stopping, and consoling jail(8) containers on FreeBSD smooth and painless. It's pretty much what Docker wants to be when it grows up.
>>46483181
>SBCL is generally screwy as hell compared to CLISP.
I have had issues with READ-LINE in it before.
For some reason, output wouldn't come until I gave the input which was intended to come after.
I never did fix it. I just used CLISP.
>I'll take a small (yes, small) speed penalty if it means I can program faster.
>CLISP also works a shitload of places SBCL won't, like my sparc64 OpenBSD system, ARM of various stripes. At one point I tried porting it to Haiku OS but gave up when I realized libsigsegv wasn't ported yet.
I've had problems with CLISP not being ported to OpenBSD systems I need, but it's a really obscure setup.
I mostly want to leave CLISP because of the principle. There's a reason I always use -q.
>>46483224
What, the menorah? Tell me you aren't that shallow.
>>46483233
That's not being shallow.
It is the reason I'm looking for an alternative, yes.
I will not use CLISP when I have found a different implementation and then set it up with SLIME properly.
Firefox
[spoiler]Paint[/spoiler]
QBT
mIRC
I don't really use my pc for anything other playing vidya, browsing the internet, and downloading things.
>>46483255
>That's not being shallow.
You're changing Lisp interpreters because of a piece of ASCII art that even the authors say isn't intended as advocating for Judaism. alias clisp='clisp -q' goes in the bashrc and you're done.
>>46483283
>You're changing Lisp interpreters because of a piece of ASCII art that even the authors say isn't intended as advocating for Judaism.
Why is it even there then?
>>46483293
The authors thought it looked cool.
>>46483311
Fair enough.
I'm still going to change to a different implementation.
waterfox
wireshark
remote utils
keepass
outlook
word
fruity loops
gimp
obly tile
winrar
firefox
vim
gimp
hexchat
>>46480492
Mail.app
Chromium
Firefox
Spotify
The vast majority of my computer use is through a web browser.
You guys are funny. I know for a fact the program you all use the most is provided by the NSA. You just don't know it.
Arch Linux
>>46484816
Which one? Dumb fella, saying "you are all shit" but without pointing the problem
