And since I had to look up the meaning of "scrobble" I don't think that will be a big issue :P
:lol: No, it won't then.
]]>And since I had to look up the meaning of "scrobble" I don't think that will be a big issue :P
]]>Browser (right now Swiftfox is my preferred one)
Email (sylpheed, tried many Cli-based ones but none of them felt right)
Torrent client (rtorrent)
Newsgroups client (sabnzbd)
Clipboard Manager (Clipit)
Music (moc)
File Manager (I bounce between Thunar and PCManFM)
And that's pretty much all I'm using on a daily basis right now. Nothing too exciting.
My favourites are:
KeePassX for managing passwords
Fantastic app. Been using it for years and works beautifully. I don't trust any of those online pass storing sites, so Keepassx is the best I've found.
]]>Firefox Browser
KeePassX for managing passwords
Exaile nice audioplayer
zathura pdf viewer. another screen-space saving lightweight configurable... you see the pattern forming, right?
blender ok, i'll break the pattern forming there. if you dont know what blender is... my jaw drops at you. it's a full on 3d suite, such that if one so wanted, one could practically live in just blender, as many do with emacs. yes, it's that cool. XD though i barely scratch the surface, and sluggishly at that, it's still awesome.
k, if i keep adding links and yacking on this much i'll be at this all day...
transmission
pcmanfm
sunflower
scrotwm
xmonad
ncdu
htop
ii
links (especially with the -g option compiled in)
dvtm
tmux
ssh, scp, sshfs, fuse
gedit, sorry to say, not geany, not leafpad, not vim, not nano, not mcedit, as nice as they all are in their own ways, can pull me away. gedit's just solid, does the job, nothing important missing, no fuss.
figlet
xteddy
flightgear + openpilot
spring ... it's total anihilation! and then some! ;)
gimp
imagemagick
sox
audacity
gmusicbrowser
clementine
mplayer
mplayer2
vlc
vlmc
openshot
... yeah, that'll do... ^_^
]]>Still trying to figure out the rest. One of gnu/nix's best aspects and/or biggest pita's imo. There is NO SHORTAGE of options. The choices make da head spin, 400 of just about anything someone could want readily avail for trial ... Good gawds. :)
]]>I've just audacious in the past, but never really liked it. It's a good program, but... no arguments, just not me. But that was at least two years ago.
sudo apt-get install audacious
Let's see if it has grown on me.
You should try audacious from the unstable repositories.
I can't stand the old versions, but really like the newer ones.
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]]>^ That is because most library based music apps are just sh*t.
You got that right.
]]>^ That is right and while that is cool, if you want to scrobble that untagged song, it won't do that I think.
Haven't noticed to be honest, everything seems to scrobble ok.
The most annoying thing is my music is tagged well but for some reason most Music players don't seem to recognise the tags of about half of my music.
]]>I've just audacious in the past, but never really liked it. It's a good program, but... no arguments, just not me. But that was at least two years ago.
sudo apt-get install audacious
Let's see if it has grown on me.
It has definitely got better. The thing I like it the most, it doesn't matter how badly tagged your mp3's are (unless they have NO tags), it displays all the song/album info correctly, there is none of this "unknown artist", "unknown song" BS that every other player gives.
]]>sudo apt-get install audacious
Let's see if it has grown on me.