All my iceweasel addons
Komodo editor for my html/css stuff
RipperX for ripping cds
Picasa for looking after all my photos
I do most of my work on remote cloud apps so don't really need too many apps on my laptop.
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What additional apps do you install and why?
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Re: What additional apps do you install and why?
by chrishall57 on Mon Jul 27, 2009 12:16 pm
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Re: What additional apps do you install and why?
by Skeeter on Sat Dec 05, 2009 7:41 am
-gnu-pspp because my school is on the spss bus and I'd rather not use non-free software.
-matplotlib and numpy for terrific math graphics and math processing respectively.
-full html documentation for the preceding two, plus same for python, because I don't have a wireless card and I'm just learning programming so often need to refer to helpdocs.
-fvwm2. My favourite window mgr. Still trying to find the rc file to make it work as it did in SuSE 10.3. That's it, except to say I really like geany-- blows idle out of the water without being huge, slow, and overwhelming for a newbie as I find things like Eclipse are.
-matplotlib and numpy for terrific math graphics and math processing respectively.
-full html documentation for the preceding two, plus same for python, because I don't have a wireless card and I'm just learning programming so often need to refer to helpdocs.
-fvwm2. My favourite window mgr. Still trying to find the rc file to make it work as it did in SuSE 10.3. That's it, except to say I really like geany-- blows idle out of the water without being huge, slow, and overwhelming for a newbie as I find things like Eclipse are.
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