January 16, 200917 yr Im sure someone might have posted this on here. I am curious to know what programs and distro you are using. Mostly curious about your programs. For mine I'm on Ubuntu 8.10 wifi radar for wifi connection guarddog for a very easy visual GUI firewall clamtk for virus scanning abiword for word documents vlc player for watching videos Xchat for IRC chat pidgin for myspace messanging awn just so I can have a mac os x theme nmap always nice to make sure for port scanning and dns look up firefox with no script, adblock screenlets Like have some widgets on my desktop Rythmbox for my ipod. yes i know spelled it wrong Desktops Lxde Kde Gnome ( like having my compiz fusion box with 4 different screens is nice ) in terminal youtube-dl helps get youtube videos easier for me ffmpeg converting different video formats elinks sometimes I just prefer basic text line reading that using firefox nslookup traceroute sometimes like to find out why it takes so long to get to a website only things I'm missing that haven't been able to do is VPN, would like something similiar to hotspot shield look forward to all your postings
January 16, 200917 yr SuSE 11.0 Connect with eth0... Use the built in SuSE firewall with almost no ports open.... Don't bother with anti-virus; let the Window weenies keep getting infected.... OO.org for all my office related work.... VLC also.... I use pigdin for all of my chat to include IRC.... Opera for web browsing... Don't like widgets, in fact the way KDE 4.0 uses them drives me nuts... Amarok for all my music, works ok with my ipod.... KDE 4.0 and 3.5 with some XFCE when I really want to work.... wget FTW (makes downloading all those naughty*.jpegs really easy).... whois, cause I'm a nosy bastard... transcode for my dvd->x.264 (use a template)... VIM for quick edits of config files... And finally, frozen-bubble for those times I need to release some stress...
January 16, 200917 yr Slackware 12.2 (a recent upgrade from Slackware 11) on a laptop So far: Fluxbox as my DE because I farking hate KDE and the irritating naming conventions they use OO.org for work stuff CUPS for printing Transmission for sharing the slackware goodness Xine & VLC for watching stuff Amarok and XMMS for hearing stuff skype for IM and calling firefox for web stuff Gkrellm (running in the slit and also viewable via ssh -X on the iMac when I get home) Seamonkey for updating and editing webpages CLI: vi because I am stubborn ssh because I actually have done most of my configuration by logging in from the iMac whois because I am curious too fbsetbg -l in a config file becaeue I am lazy I did install wicd from the /extra folder but it didn't work well so after removing it I messed with a few config files and got connected.
January 18, 200917 yr Slackware 12.2 (a recent upgrade from Slackware 11) on a laptop..... Interesting list; I had forgotten about using Transmission.
January 18, 200917 yr Freespire is the only one that will actually boot to a desktop and connect to the net on my computer.
January 18, 200917 yr Freespire is the only one that will actually boot to a desktop and connect to the net on my computer. Well come on then, be a sport and tell us a bit about the computer in question! Unless it has some very exotic hardware it would be strange if Ubuntu or Knoppix couldn't get to a workable desktop.
February 5, 200917 yr distro: archlinux window manager: openbox (+fbpanel+conky) file manager: thunar bittorrent: rtorrent with dtach or screen (depends on the machine) movie player: smplayer music player: mpd+ncmpcpp and/or sonata w/ icecast server browser: my own firefox builds from mozilla-central mercurial repo email: gmail terminal: urxvt-unicode image viewer: geeqie image editor: gimp cdburner: bashburn or brasero pdf viewer: evince voip: skype irc client: irssi +the classics: ssh, screen, vim Almost forgot: first post here so hi everyone.
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