[ Closed ] Vote for your preferred apps (Page 4 of 7)

Diplay/Login Managers
No preference

Bootloader
No preference

Archive Managers
File-Roller

Backup Manager
Simple Backup

Calculator
gcalctool

CD ripper
No preference

File Managers
Thunar
PCManFM
emelFM2

Fonts
No preference

FTP/SSH
FireFTP (Firefox add-on)
ssh (cli)
scp (cli)

Games
None!

HTML Editor
Kompozer

Image Editors
GIMP
ImageMagick (cli)

Image Editors (vector)
No preference

Image Utilities
No preference

Image Viewers
GPicView
Gthumb

Instant Messengers
No preference

IRC Clients
XChat

Mail Client
Thunderbird
Claws mail

Microblogging client
No preference

Music Editor
Audacity

Music Players
Rythymbox

Music Tagger
No preference

Network Managers
Wicd

Notes
Gjots
Tomboy
TuxCards
zim

Office Apps
OpenOffice.org
Abiword
Gnumeric

Password Manager
FPM (Figaro's Password Manager)

PDF Reader
Evince

Podcast client
No preferencer

RSS reader
Liferea

Search Utility
No preference

System Information
lshw

System Monitors
Conky

System Panels/Menus/Trays
Tint2

Terminal Emulators
Terminator

Text Editors
nano (cli)
Gedit

Torrent Clients
No preference

Video Editor
No preference

Video Players
VLC

Video Transcoder
ffmpeg (cli)

Web Browsers
Epiphany
Firefox
Opera

Other
Gparted
Seahorse

Diplay/Login Managers
SLiM

Bootloader
Grub legacy

Archive Managers
File-Roller

Calculator
xcalc

File Managers
PCManFM

Image Viewers
GPicView

Instant Messengers
Pidgin

Mail Client
Thunderbird

Music Players
moc (cli)

Network Managers
Wicd

Office Apps
Abiword
Gnumeric

PDF Reader
xpdf

Search Utility
Catfish

System Information
Hardinfo

System Monitors
Conky
htop (cli)

System Panels/Menus/Trays
Tint2

Terminal Emulators
Terminator

Text Editors
nano (cli)
Gedit
Vim (cli)

Torrent Clients
Deluge

Video Players
VLC

Web Browsers
Firefox
Chromium

Other
Gparted
Gdebi
volwheel
baobab
Nitrogen
Boot Up Manager (BUM)
Bleachbit

Boot Loader: Grub2
I think it's better, after you finally learnt it.

Archive Manager: file-roller.

File Manager: PCManFM. It suits my netbook much better.
Let's hope that PCManFM2 will be usable soon.

FTP/SSH: FileZilla

Network Managers: Network-Manager

Office Apps: OpenOffice.org

System Monitors: Conky, lxtask
I find LXtask much more useful than htop.
How about a new Conky default config? Hanna? =o)

System Panels/Menus/Trays: Tint2

Text Editors: Leafpad

Video Players: VLC

Other: Wpro, Gdebi, Parcellite, Volwheel
Wpro, for those who haven't used it is an improved version of Wget. Downloads mms, rtsp and more.

Diplay/Login Managers
No preference

Bootloader
Grub2

Archive Managers
File-Roller

Calculator
No preference

CD ripper
No preference

File Managers
PCManFM

Fonts
No preference

FTP/SSH
ssh (cli) + FileZilla +sshfs (cli)

Games
No preference

Image Editors
GIMP

Image Editors (vector)
No preference

Image Utilities
gcolor2

Image Viewers
GPicView

Instant Messengers
Empathy

IRC Clients
I'd probably just use the IRC client in the IM

Mail Client
No preference

Microblogging client
No preference

Music Editor
No preference

Music Players
moc (cli) + Rythymbox

Music Tagger
No preference

Network Managers
Network-Manager

Notes
No preference

Office Apps
I would have said OO.o but the latest versions of Abiword seem ok. So Abiword for me.

Password Manager
No preference

PDF Reader
Evince

Podcast client
No preference. Would probably just use Rhythmbox

RSS reader
Again, no preference, Live-Bookmarks in Firefox

Search Utility
No preference

System Information
No preference. sudo lshw > hardware.txt

System Monitors
Conky + htop (cli)

System Panels/Menus/Trays
Tint2

Terminal Emulators
Terminator

Text Editors
nano (cli) + Gedit

Torrent Clients
Transmission + rtorrent (cli)

Video Editor
No preference

Video Players
VLC

Video Transcoder
DeVeDe or Handbrake

Web Browsers
Firefox

Other
Gparted is a must. Gdebi would probably be useful for less advanced users. Is it stupid to include ObConf here? And LXappearance?

Hi, here are my preferences :

Diplay/Login Managers: startx/xinitrc

Games: 0 game

Image Editors: GIMP

Image Editors (vector): Inkscape

Instant Messengers Skype

Mail Client: none

Microblogging client: none

Music Players: decibel-audio-player

Office Apps: Abiword + Gnumeric

System Monitors: Conky

Text Editors: nano (cli) + Leafpad

Torrent Clients: Transmission

Video Players: VLC

Web Browsers: Swiftweasel

Others:
Gparted
dmenu
baobab

-1 vote (if possible ):
Archive Managers:  i know only file-roller but I don't like it (as far as I know, no way to make it auto-close when an extraction is finished, It annoys me much to have to click once to close the successful extraction popup then a second time to close the program). i have no idea about how alternatives are.

++

Eee-PC 1000H    |  Statler r20110207 Openbox
Vaio VGN-FE21H  |  Statler r20110207 Openbox

no more proprietary OS at home, and still no printer

fwiw:
Archive Managers: file-roller
CD ripper: Rubyripper
Diplay/Login Managers: (reluctantly) gdm
File Managers: Thunar
File transfer client (FTP/SSH): Filezilla
Fonts: ttf-vlgothic (nice for Japanese, but looks good anyway)
Image Editors: Gimp, fotoxx, gthumb, ImageMagick
Image Utilities: gcolor2
Image Viewers: GPicView, gthumb
Mail client: Thunderbird
Music Players: Mplayer
Office Apps: OpenOffice.org
PDF Reader: ePDFView
System Information: lshw
System Monitors: Conky, htop
System Panels/Menus/Trays: Tint2, Adeskbar, marchobmenu
Terminal Emulators: Terminator, urxvt
Text Editors: Leafpad, Gedit, Geany
Video Players: MPlayer
Web Browsers: Firefox, Dillo
Other:gdebi, volwheel, Xscreensaver, language-selector (if it's available on Debian)

@Zen:Core - a KDE fan are we?

My twopenneth -   very excited about Statler btw!!

Diplay/Login Managers: startx/xinitrc

Bootloader: Grub legacy

File Managers: PCManFM, mc (cli), Rox-Filer

Image Editors: Digikam

Instant Messengers: Skype

IRC Clients: XChat

Mail Client: Thunderbird

Microblogging client: Hootsuite (a shortcut a la PC/OS mebbe?)

Music Players: Rythymbox, Audacious

Network Managers: Wicd

Office Apps: Abiword, Pyroom, Xmind

System Information: inxi (cli), lshw (cli)

System Monitors: Conky, htop (cli)

System Panels/Menus/Trays: Tint2

Terminal Emulators: Terminator

Text Editors: Gedit, Vim (cli)

Torrent Clients: Transmission

Video Players: VLC

Web Browsers: Opera (suitably skinned of course , Lynx

Other:
Gparted
Unetbootin
Parcellite
Dropbox

Last edited by spoovy (2010-03-18 22:59:02)

Forgot to include this, but it's a useful cli app that might well be part of the default system:
Other: deborphan

Just voted in a few categories where my preferred apps need my help

Bootloader: Grub legacy
Diplay/Login Managers: GDM
File Managers: pcmanfm
Music Players: audacious
Network Managers: wicd
System Information: hardinfo

and non-categorized i suggest including:

xsmbrowser: all of us need to access files via smb sometime and no nautilus here to make it easy... so we need this

IRC client : irssi
IM client : centerIM
RSS client : newsbeuter
Browser : Firefox
Text editor : vim
Video Player : VLC
Image editor : Gimp

Other: Build essential

These are the basic things I need. There are other things but I think they might not match with the taste of everyone else. For example I want Audacity but that application is a special case and not everyone would need it. So adding it would only make the iso bigger. If application installation is easy, we don't have to worry about  adding everything in default installation. And also I believe people who love #! really know what they do. So we don't have to babysit each other.

The spirit of #! is minimalism. I loved it for being the lightweight distro with lots of neat command line and fat free GUI tools. It's awesome to see the community actually contributing and people who make the distro are listening to them.

#! so far made the best out of the box experience for _GNU/Linux geek_. And I love to see this continuing better and stronger.

Best of luck #!.