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jrigby

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« on: 10 February 2003, 21:15 »
what do u guys think would be the top 10 programs for linux?
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Stryker

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« Reply #1 on: 10 February 2003, 10:32 »
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Originally posted by jrigby :Mandrake Trooper:
what do u guys think would be the top 10 programs for linux?


what do you mean "top 10"? like... the 10 best? I couldn't really say for sure, most things can be run in other operating systems so it's not just linux. i like gimp, bash, mozilla, mysql, and open office. I could name a few more, but I'm in a hurry.

Oh, and don't forget all those little games linux tends to come with, those are great.

[ February 10, 2003: Message edited by: Stryker ]

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« Reply #2 on: 10 February 2003, 20:31 »
i dig openOffice, evolution, bash. though i dont do alot on the command line, i like bash, and i have been getting more adventurous with a terminal. oh yeah, apt-get with synaptic. great app  ;)
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« Reply #3 on: 10 February 2003, 20:42 »
i use most often, mozilla, gaim, xmms, bash, openoffice, erm... konsole.... thats all i can think of.... oh... and civilization.
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« Reply #4 on: 10 February 2003, 20:43 »
the top ten apps on linux I use are (in no particular order):

Evolution
Openoffice
Mozilla
Gimp
Gnome terminal
cdrecord
Warcraft 3 (not a linux program but it runs on linux)
aMSN
gtk-gnutella
vi

I think a *lot* of people use the first 3 I mentioned.  Frankly evolution is so good they should port it to windows and OSX so people can use it as a replacement for Outhouse.
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« Reply #5 on: 13 February 2003, 15:19 »
Gaim
Mozilla
Evolution
XMMS and plugins/visualisation stuff
links - for when a GUI just isnt availiable
Gnome - not really a program but a damn good lookin window manager
MPlayer
X-Cd-Roast
bash - ofcourse
apt for rpm
Frozen Bubble  
ClanBomber - the coolest bomberman game ive ever seen
Nautilus
OpenOffice

Well its more than 10 but hey who gives a shit?
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« Reply #6 on: 13 February 2003, 20:38 »
Emacs
Links
Wine
Mozilla
GAIM
GTK-Gnutella
GKrellM
OpenOffice
XMMS
Enlightenment
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« Reply #7 on: 13 February 2003, 22:44 »
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Frankly evolution is so good they should port it to windows and OSX so people can use it as a replacement for Outhouse.

i agree 100%. that would rock. i would use it at work & probably get the rest of the office to use it. i got everyone to use mozilla  ;)
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« Reply #8 on: 14 February 2003, 02:55 »
those people who want to use evolution should get linux.
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« Reply #9 on: 14 February 2003, 03:47 »
My favorite programs, in order:

1. KDE
2. XMMS w/ KMMS
3. GAIM
4. Konqueror
5. Gimp
6. Mplayer
7. Kate
8. Eterm
9. Limewire
10. KDevelop
11. Quanta
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15 (or so): WINE

Once WINE hits beta stage it will probably go to around 7/8 depending on how well it works  
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« Reply #10 on: 14 February 2003, 03:52 »
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Originally posted by Calum: Member # 81:
those people who want to use evolution should get linux.

i would love to be able to do that here at the office. but we are an architectural firm dependent on Autocad. which is only produced for windows (fuck autodesk  :mad:  ). we could get something like archicad (yes, kick ass program) and can choose to use it on either mac or windows. i dont think linux has a drafting app that could replace autocad. its too bad. i guess i could write autodesk a letter. anyways. it would be nice to use evolution at work, even if we cant use linux.
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« Reply #11 on: 14 February 2003, 04:07 »
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Originally posted by Solo:
Once WINE hits beta stage it will probably go to around 7/8 depending on how well it works    


Why would you want to promote a program that encourages developers to not make native linux applications?
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« Reply #12 on: 14 February 2003, 06:54 »
Because it could encourage windows users to try linux. Perhaps a large enough number for software companies to take notice.
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« Reply #13 on: 14 February 2003, 14:02 »
gaim
zapping (TV!!!)
Mozilla (kicks IEs arse)
Return to castle wolfenstein (the linux version, heh)
gkrellm
xmms
gimp
wine
winex
mplayer

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[ February 14, 2003: Message edited by: Abigail ]

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