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Anonymous · 2015-10-31 23:14
Let's get one of these threads going. Distro: Environment: Terminal Emulator: Shell: Web browser: File browser: Programming Language: Text Editor: IRC Client: Torrent: Paint Tool: Email: Music: Video: Backup:
Anonymous · 2015-10-31 23:21
Distro: Void Environment: xorg, i3 Terminal: urxvt Shell: zsh Web browser: Firefox-ESR, elinks File browser: spacefm, ranger Programming Language(s): C, Guile Text Editor: vi IRC Client: irssi Torrent: rtorrent Paint Tool: GIMP Email: mutt Music: ncmpcpp+mpd Video: mpv Backup: UDF flash cards
Anonymous · 2015-10-31 23:43
Distro: mint Environment: mate, xmonad Terminal Emulator: urxvt Shell: bash Web browser: qutebrowser File browser: ranger Programming Language: piethong Text Editor: vim IRC Client: irssi Torrent: transmission Paint Tool: painting is deprecated Email: alpine Music: mpd+ncmpcpp Video: anime is deprecated Backup: backups are deprecated
Anonymous · 2015-11-01 02:32
Distro: Lubuntu Environment: wtftw/Gnome Terminal Emulator: xterm Shell: bash Web browser: w3m/Firefox File browser: Dolphin Programming Language: Rust/Go Text Editor: vim/Sublime Text IRC Client: weechat Torrent: Transmission Paint Tool: Nothing Email: None Music: None Video: None Backup: None
Anonymous · 2015-11-01 02:45
Distro: Slackware Env: X + stumpwm Term: urxvt Shell: zsh, bash Web browser: firefox, surf, lynx File browser: ranger, mc, firefox (sometimes), rox Programming Languages: Scheme (Guile), C/C++, want to learn Forth Text Editor: emacs, vim, nano IRC: irssi Torrent: transmission Paint Tool: GIMP Email: thunderbird Music: mpd + ncmpcpp Video: mpv Backup: rsync over ssh
Anonymous · 2015-11-01 02:45
>>13280 >backups are deprecated you fuarrrking what
Anonymous · 2015-11-01 03:47
Distro: mint Environment: dwm Terminal Emulator: xterm Shell: bash Web browser: firefox File browser: thunar Programming Language: n/a Text Editor: medit IRC Client: n/a Torrent: n/a Paint Tool: photoshop (wine) Email: n/a Music: n/a Video: mpv Backup: n/a
Anonymous · 2015-11-01 05:20
>>13277 Distro: OpenSUSE Tumbleweed Environment: KDE/i3wm Terminal Emulator: Terminator Shell: Bash Web browser: Firefox File browser: Dolphin/PCManFM Programming Language: N/A Text Editor: nano IRC Client: irssi Torrent: ktorrent/rtorrent Paint Tool: GIMP Email: Thunderbird Music: cmus/pithos Video: VLC Backup: External Drive
Anonymous · 2015-11-01 06:18
Distro: Gentoo Environment: LXDE/Qt Terminal Emulator: no preference Shell: good ol' bash, I use xonsh though. Web browser: Firefox File browser: no preference Programming Language: Python for work, LISP/Scheme for play. Text Editor: Emacs IRC Client: irssi Torrent: transmission cli Paint Tool: no preference Email: mutt Music: mpd + no preference for front end (I use one I wrote myself). Video: smplayer + mpv Backup: rsync. i don't have much to backup. syncthing looks interesting.
Anonymous · 2015-11-01 09:57
Distro: Arch Environment: bspwm Terminal Emulator: xterm though mainly due to laziness. Shell: bash for similar reasons. Web browser: Firefox. I enjoy dwb but it crashes to much for me to rely on it. File browser: ls. Programming Language: R for data analysis, Javascript and Node for web projects. Text Editor: vim. Sublime sometimes. IRC Client: weechat. Torrent: transmission cli Email: mutt Music: rhythmbox Video: vlc Backup: tar and cryptsetup
Anonymous · 2015-11-01 10:22
Distro: Arch Linux Environment: XFCE4 Terminal Emulator: XFCE4 Terminal Shell: zsh Web browser: luakit File browser: PCManFM Programming Language: Rust, C, Lua, Python Text Editor: vim IRC Client: Hexchat Torrent: transmission-daemon on my seedbox Paint Tool: GIMP Email: Thunderbird Music: VLC Video: VLC Backup: rsync to server
Anonymous · 2015-11-01 11:16
Distro: Ubuntu Environment: awesome Terminal Emulator: urxvt Shell: bash Web browser: Firefox File browser: Thunar Programming Language: Scheme (mainly Guile), OCaml, Java Text Editor: emacs IRC Client: xchat Torrent: transmission Paint Tool: GIMP Email: Thunderbird Music: deadbeef Video: mpv Backup: none
Anonymous · 2015-11-01 11:31
Distro: Debian Jessie <3 Environment: i3 Terminal Emulator: uh Shell: bash Web browser: iceweasel/firefox File browser: pcmanfm sometimes Programming Language: bash, c#, javascript Text Editor: vim, visual studio IRC Client: https://github.com/Kloadut/shout , weechat Torrent: transmisson Paint Tool: GIMP Email: icedove/thunderbird Music: browser Video: VLC forever Backup: my pc has 7 discs, most of which salvaged from older laptops and somesuch
Anonymous · 2015-11-01 14:09
Distro: Ubuntu 15.04 Environment: i3wm Terminal Emulator: Terminal Shell: bash Web browser: Otter File browser: Dolphin Programming Language: Text Editor: Nano or Gedit IRC Client: Web Torrent: Transmission Paint Tool: Krita Email: Thunderbird Music: Rhythmbox Video: VLC, mplayer for .mp4 Backup: manual
Anonymous · 2015-11-01 14:29
Distro: Void Environment: dwm Terminal emulator: st Shell: mksh Web browser: surf File browser: shell Programming language: C Text editor: nvi IRC client: irssi Torrent: transmission-daemon Paint tool: The GIMP E-mail: s-nail with fdm and msmtp Music: cmus Video: mpv Backup: usb disks
Anonymous · 2015-11-01 15:19
Distro: Arch Environment: stumpwm Terminal Emulator: rxvt-unicode Shell: zsh Web browser: firefox, conkeror File browser: ranger Programming Language: Common Lisp, Python, C Text Editor: vim IRC Client: Irssi Torrent: transmission Paint Tool: Gimp, Krita Email: Mutt Music: mpd+ncmpcpp Video: mpv Backup: External drive
Anonymous · 2015-11-01 15:33
>>13277 Distro: Parabola Environment: Ratpoison/Orbment/I3/bspwm/I can never decide on just one Terminal Emulator:xterm Shell:generally bash Web browser:jumanji and w3m File browser:ranger mc, but quite often just shell commands Programming Language:C and Lisp Text Editor:sam and vim IRC Client:irssi and the 9front Torrent:rtorrent Paint Tool:I like painting by hand more then on the computer. I tend to use Blender and the Gimp for graphics Email:alpine Music:moc Video:xine Backup:manual archiving and duplication, on extenal hard drives and USB's.
Anonymous · 2015-11-01 21:10
Distro: Debian 8.2 Environment: i3 (laptop) / openbox (desktop) Terminal Emulator: Terminator Shell: Bash Web browser: Iceweasel File browser: Nautilus Programming Language: C, C++, Java, Python Text Editor: Vim IRC Client: irssi
Anonymous · 2015-11-01 22:19
Distro: Fedora Environment: GNOME 3.16 Terminal Emulator: tmux Shell: bash Web browser: Firefox File browser: Nautilus Programming Language: - Text Editor: nano IRC Client: weechat Torrent: Transmission Paint Tool: - Email: icedove/geary Music: lollypop Video: bomi Backup: -
Anonymous · 2015-11-01 22:56
>>13334 tmux is a terminal multiplexer, not an emulator.
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 00:40
>>13277 >Distro Antergos >Environment XFCE 4 or bust >Terminal Emulator Xfce term, boring but customizable and good enough. >Shell Zsh >Web browser Palemoon most of the time, occasionally chromium for Google play music >File browser Thunar >Programming Language been trying to stop procrastinating and learn python, it's probably not happening anytime soon though. >Text editor Nano, Atom if I need anything fancy >Client Irssi >Torrent Transmission on PC, flud on my phone. >Paint Tool Krita >Email inbox.google.com >Music Deadbeef, Google Play Music >Video mpv >Backup AHAHAHAHAHAHA just HOW high do you even have to BE just to DO something like that
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 00:57
Distro: custom GNU/Linux distribution Environment: emacs Terminal Emulator: emacs Shell: eshell Web browser: emacs File browser: emacs Programming Language: elisp Text Editor: emacs IRC Client: emacs Torrent: emacs Paint Tool: emacs Email: emacs Music: emacs Video: emacs Backup: emacs Nobody reads this soykaf guys. At least try to be interesting.
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 04:09
Distro: arch Environment: awesome Terminal Emulator: urxvt Shell: zsh Web browser: firefox File browser: spacefm Programming Language: python Text Editor: vim IRC Client: hexchat Torrent: qbittorrent Paint Tool: none Email: thunderbird Music: none Video: mpv Backup: external
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 04:24
>>13352 You're missing the point >Nobody reads this soykaf guys. At least try to be interesting. It's asinine blogposting
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 04:44
>>13355 I agree, not even blogposting though. feel like this is just a setup for big data analysis
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 04:45
>>13355 you're wrong, i read them to see if someone's using software i've never heard of and to see what the general consensus is amongst us lainons
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 06:36
>>13357 This.
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 06:39
>>13357 okay, but how many people are actually posting software you don't already know about? I feel like the signal to noise is really bad in these threads
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 07:55
Archlinux KDE plasma 5 urxvt zsh Firefox Pcmanfm C++, Ruby, Javascript Geany, Vim X-Chat Transmission Gimp Browser MPD + Cantata MPV HDD
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 07:57
>>13363 please just stop complaining, hide the thread jeez. I enjoy seeing what other people use.
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 13:09
>>13349 Can you actually torrent and watch videos from emacs?
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 16:21
Distro: ubuntu, debian Environment: cinnamon, i3 Terminal Emulator: doesn't matter Shell: bash Web browser: firefox File browser: dolphin Programming Language: ruby, c++ Text Editor: vim, kwrite IRC Client: n/a Torrent: qbittorrent Paint Tool: can't edit Email: I use my browser Music: rhythmbox (I like it) Video: vlc Backup: external drive
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 20:48
>>13277 Distro: Debian 8 Jessie GNU/Linux (with OpenRC.) Environment: SpectrWM Terminal Emulator: urxvt Shell: zsh Web browser: FireFox (for now, I will switch to something else soon.) File browser: N/A Terminal Programming Language: C/C++ for programming, Python for scripting, Java when I need it. Text Editor: Vim IRC Client: irssi Torrent: Deluge CLI Paint Tool: Krita or GIMP, but I rarely art. Email: Mutt Music: CMus Video: mpv Backup: rsync
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 22:43
I got to conclusion, that I don't have much favourite software. Everything seems to be boated, broken or bad in some other way. Kernel: Linux File browser: command line shell, ls Programming language: Go, C is nice too Text editor: Vim Music/Video: mpv
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 23:18
>>13277 Distro: Debian stable Environment: Xfce Terminal Emulator: urxvt Shell: bash Web browser: iceweasel File browser: thunar Programming Language: C, py Text Editor: vim IRC Client: weechat Torrent: qbittorrent Paint Tool: gimp Email: web Music: cmus Video: vlc, occasionally mpv Backup: 1TB external HDD, plus I'm working on moving all my movies, music, etc to an SD card and access it from there instead of my hdd >>13438 Each piece of software has its purpose, and each has its ups and downs. Though I'm jealous of your minimalism
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 23:27
>>13387 There is nothing you can't do if you believe in yourself~
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 23:50
>all these people not making backups What are you going to do if your hardware fails, you forget a password, you want to restore an older file's state, etc.?
Anonymous · 2015-11-02 23:52
>>13438 Then why are you using a boated implementation of vi?
Anonymous · 2015-11-03 00:25
>>13445 what do you reccomend for best backups other than hardware ones?
Anonymous · 2015-11-03 00:33
>>13445 Use my physical backup from last saturday or wednesday I have them all written down Each time I save a file, I make a copy with the date in the title and set it to read only Also my hard drive doesn't matter because the only thing on it is my install, and files I haven't yet moved to my SD card
Anonymous · 2015-11-03 01:36
>>13449 >Each time I save a file, I make a copy with the date in the title and set it to read only Manually? Because you can do it faster with something like backup() {DATE=`/bin/date +%F`; cp "$1" /backup/"$DATE""$1"; chmod -w /backup/"$DATE""$1"} but tools like rsync do it for you.
Anonymous · 2015-11-03 02:27
>>13451 I know I can do it with a script, but it just seems more secure to do it manually
Anonymous · 2015-11-03 03:45
Distro: arh, mac, debian Environment: openbox, i3 Terminal Emulator: urxvt Shell: bash Web browser: seamonkey File browser: terminal, pcmanfm Programming Language: trying to motivate myself.. Text Editor: no pref yet. IRC Client: irssi Torrent: transmission Paint Tool: gimp Email: cockmail Music: mpd + ncmpcpp Video: vlc, mpd Backup: I have nothing to back up..
Anonymous · 2015-11-03 09:34
Distro: arch linux Environment: openbox Terminal Emulator: urxvt Shell: zsh Web browser: chromium File browser: ls Programming Language: python Text Editor: vim IRC Client: ircii Torrent: transmission
Anonymous · 2015-11-03 14:17
Distro: Arch Environment: KDE Plasma Terminal Emulator: urxvt Shell: bash Web browser: qupzilla File browser: dolphin Programming Language: C/Python Text Editor: vim/kate IRC Client: konversation Torrent: qbittorrent Paint Tool: krita Email: thunderbird
Anonymous · 2015-11-03 16:05
>>13277 >Distro: Arch >Environment: Openbox >Terminal Emulator: urxvt >Shell: Bash >Web browser: Firefox >File browser: PCManFM >Programming Language: Common Lisp >Text Editor: Emacs >IRC Client: weechat >Torrent: Transmission >Paint Tool: GIMP >Email: Thunderbird >Music: Rockbox (I rarely listen to music on my desktop/laptop, but I use mpd+ ) >Video: mpv >Backup: I still do it manually on a flash drive. I only backup uni stuff and images for various chans
Anonymous · 2015-11-03 16:10
Distro: #!++ Environment: Openbox Terminal Emulator: Terminator Shell: Bash Web browser: Firefox File browser: Thunar file manager Programming Language: Python, C++, PHP (Still learning how to code) Text Editor: Vim IRC Client: Hexchat Torrent: Deluge Paint Tool: Gimp or Photoshop in Wine Email: SMTP Server Music: VLC Video: VLC (Movies), Mpv (Anime) Backup: External HDD 1tb
Anonymous · 2015-11-03 16:31
Distro: Personal remaster of Debian 8.2 Environment: i3 Terminal Emulator: Terminator Shell: Bash Web browser: Surf, w3m, and sometimes Firefox File browser: Ranger and Thunar Programming Language: C, Lua, Python Text Editor: JOE IRC Client: irssi Torrent: Deluge Paint Tool: GIMP, Krita Email: Thunderbird Music: cmus Video: mpv Backup: some custom shell scripts and a cronjob
Anonymous · 2015-11-03 18:54
>>13277 >Distro: Debian Stable >Environment: GNOME3 >Terminal Emulator: GNOME Terminal works fine >Shell: bash works fine >Web browser: iceweasel >File browser: I use Nautilus but Dolphin is better >Programming Language: C, Haskell and Python >Text Editor: Vim >IRC Client: Hexchat or Irssi >Torrent: transmission >Paint Tool: GIMP >Email: mutt Music: mpd+ncmpcpp >Video: mpv >Backup: owncloud
Anonymous · 2015-11-03 21:53
>>13469 are you literally me
Anonymous · 2015-11-04 06:17
Distro: ubuntu Environment: xfce Terminal Emulator: xterm Shell: zsh Web browser: palemoon/chromiun/tor browser File browser: thunar Programming Language: I'm attemptint to learn html Text Editor: leafpad? IRC Client: xchat in the past, nothing now Torrent: deluge Paint Tool: none Email: thunderbird Music: banshee/pithos Video: mpv Backup: an extra harddrive who here pfsense?
Anonymous · 2015-11-04 06:47
Distro: fedora 23 Environment: xmonad Terminal Emulator: urxvt256c Shell: bash Web browser: firefox File browser: nautilus Programming Language: python Text Editor: vim IRC Client: irssi Torrent: rtorrent Paint Tool: mypaint Email: mutt Music: mplayer Video: mplayer Backup: openstack swift
Anonymous · 2015-11-04 12:21
Not proud of mine, changing distro to arch void or debian as soon as I get a new HDD Distro: Ubuntu Environment: awesomeWM Terminal Emulator: urxvt Shell: bash Web browser: firefox File browser: thunar Programming Language: C/C++ some assembly and python too. Text Editor: mEdit but learning vim IRC Client: xchat Torrent: deluge both cli and gtk Paint Tool: just GIMP my soykaf up fam Email: thunderbird Music: mpd + ncmpcpp Video: mpv + livestreamer + youtube-dl Backup: Manual, as soon as I buy new HDDs This is an extra computer in my room that's been running since the 90s Distro: Puppy Wary Environment: JWM Terminal Emulator: urxvt Shell: bash Web browser: seamonkey/dillo File browser: ROX Text Editor: geany IRC Client: Ayttm Torrent: transmission Paint Tool: mtPaint Email: Seamonkey's email Music: n/a Video: mplayer (not like it can play something anyway) Backup: n/a I mostly use this to ssh on my main computer and have an extra display
Anonymous · 2015-11-04 12:23
Distro: Xubuntu 14.04 Environment: XFCE Terminal Emulator: XFCE Terminal Emulator Shell: Bash Web browser: File browser: Thunar Programming Language: PHP Text Editor: nano IRC Client: HexChat, fuarrrk theming irssi Torrent: Transmission Paint Tool: GIMP Email: Thunderbird Music: SoundCloud Video: Parole Backup: Flash Drives / External HDD
Anonymous · 2015-11-04 12:52
Distro: Xubuntu Environment: i3 Terminal Emulator: urxvt Shell: zsh Web browser: Palemoon, w3m File browser: Ranger Programming Language: C++ Text Editor: Nano IRC Client: Irssi Torrent: Transmission Paint Tool: None Email: None Music: cmus Video: VLC Backup: None
Anonymous · 2015-11-04 14:58
distro: debian environment: i3 terminal emulator: urxvt shell: zsh web browser: iceweasel file browser: ranger programming language: python clojure javascript text editor: vim irc client: irssi torrent: aria2 paint tool: inkscape/gimp email: gmail's web client music: cmus/ncmpcpp/mpsyt video: mpv backup: rsync
ARCHIMEDES-II · 2015-11-04 16:47
Distro: Apricity Arch Environment: Gnome3/i3 Terminal Emulator: Terminator Shell: Zsh Web browser: Firefox Snapshot File browser: Nautilus/Ranger Programming Language: BASH, Python. Eventually Lyspe Text Editor: Vim/nano/atom IRC Client: irssi Torrent: transmission Paint Tool: Braindump Email: gmail.com/protonmail.ch Music: pithos/spotify/audacious Video: mpv Backup: External Hdd
Anonymous · 2015-11-04 19:01
Can someone explain to me what Void os is? >duckduckgo isn't the best at unpopular terms
Anonymous · 2015-11-04 19:50
>>13518 I use ddg as well and these are the first two results when you type "void linux" http://www.voidlinux.eu https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Void_Linux
Anonymous · 2015-11-04 22:06
>>13505 >Programming Language: PHP there's something you don't see often
Anonymous · 2015-11-05 04:20
Distro: arch Environment: i3 Terminal Emulator: roxterm Shell: bash Web browser: firefox nightly, tor browserr File browser: thunar Programming Language: c, python, lua, r Text Editor: mousepad IRC Client: Torrent: transmission Paint Tool: gimp, inkscape, mypaint Email: claws mail Music: mpd with ncmpcpp frontend Video: mpv Backup: rsync
Anonymous · 2015-11-05 04:47
>>13518 A gnarly minimalist distro by an ex-NetBSD dev that feels like Arch without the systemdicks.
Anonymous · 2015-11-06 03:05
Distro: Windows **because fuarrrk you** Environment: Normal w/ clover Terminal: command line Web browser: Pale moon File browser: Clover, 7-zip Programming Language: Some C/Lua knowledge, C# Text Editor: Notepad++ IRC Client: Pidgin **but I never use it** Torrent: Deluge, Utorrent 3.3.5 **I think** Paint Tool: MSPaint, Gimp Email: Gmail **I plan to move some day**, Kontact for offline storage. Music: VLC Video: VLC
Anonymous · 2015-11-08 17:28
>>13346 Oh, Hey lainanons. I've switched from Zsh to fish now.
Anonymous · 2015-11-08 18:16
>>13277 Distro: Arch Environment: i3wm Terminal Emulator: urxvt Shell: zsh Web browser: firefox File browser: mc Programming Language: none/haskell Text Editor: emacs/nano IRC Client: weechat Torrent: rtorrent Paint Tool: none Email: mutt Music: ncmpcpp Video: mplayer Backup: rsync
Anonymous · 2015-11-08 20:14
>>13292 >2015 >not living on the edge
Anonymous · 2015-11-08 20:28
>>13715 I am not quoted but i live in a third world country.
Anonymous · 2015-11-08 23:11
>>13277 Distro: debian stable Environment: bspwm Terminal Emulator: urxvt Shell: bash, zsh Web browser: iceweasel-esr File browser: pcmanfm, mc Programming Language: shell, perl Text Editor: vim IRC Client: irssi Torrent: transmission Paint Tool: gimp Email: mutt Music: ncmpcpp+mpd Video: mpv Backup: duply
Anonymous · 2015-11-09 06:19
>>13446 Because it's my favourite text editor. I like that it has so wide support, I can tune it to my needs. The fact that it is feature-rich, even when I don't even use most of its possibilities, is least of my problems. It gets job done and it's the only thing that matters to me. I'm obviously using a lot of other software, which I would be happy to find good alternatives to, but there simply are none, which would make the switch satisfactory. >>13442 I'm not minimalist for the sake of being minimalist. I just use stuff that does not make me waste time and is comfortable to use.
Anonymous · 2015-11-09 07:31
Distro: Linux Mint 17.2 Environment: Cinnamon Terminal Emulator: Gnome Terminal Shell: Bash Web browser: Various File browser: Nemo Programming Language: Elixir, Clojure Text Editor: Vim or Sublime Text, depending on project. IRC Client: Weechat Torrent: Transmission Paint Tool: Pinta Email: Thunderbird or GMail (depending on account & needs) Music: Audacious Video: Bomi Backup: rsync
Anonymous · 2015-11-09 08:11
Distro:Arch Environment:xmonad Terminal Emulator:urxvt Shell:oh-my-zsh Web browser:firefox File browser:nautilus Programming Language:Go, python, lisp, haskell Text Editor:vim / spacemacs IRC Client:irssi Torrent:transmission Email:mutt Music:cmus Video:mpv
Anonymous · 2015-11-09 15:01
Distro: Debian Stable. Environment: awesomewm. Terminal Emulator: mate-terminal. I dislike every terminal emulator for some reason. This is the one I dislike the less. Shell: bash. Web browser: iceweasel. File browser: ranger. I find every other file browser uncomfortable since I tried it. Programming Language: C, PHP, a bit of Ruby and Javascript. Bash scripting too, I guess, but it's hardly a real language. Text Editor: vim. Once you learn how to use the jumplist, buffers, :g, :s, :norm, :bufdo, :read, system commands and the like you can't go back to regular text editors. IRC Client: weechat. Torrent: deluge. Works nicely as a server and I don't like transmission that much. Paint Tool: gimp and mypaint. Email: icedove. I wanna move to another client. It's sorta right on normal circustances, but on a tiling desktop is the worst. Music: mpd+ncmpcpp plus some scripts using mpc tied to the multimedia keys on my keyboard. It's really nice to be able to play/stop music with one keystroke without opening a client. Video: mpv and smplayer+mplayer2. Backup: custom script using rsync. >>13706 >Programming Language: none/haskell Something doesn't add up...
Anonymous · 2015-11-10 05:05
Distro: android Environment: android? Terminal Emulator: i dont live in the 70s Shell: ? Web browser: chrome File browser: that downloads app Programming Language: english Text Editor: google drive IRC Client: google hangouts Torrent: im not a pirate Paint Tool: photoshop mobile Email: gmail Music: google play Video: youtube Backup: google automaticly backs my files <3
Anonymous · 2015-11-10 06:39
>>13779 dank.
Anonymous · 2015-11-10 16:49
Distro: Trisquel Environment: XFCE Terminal Emulator: xfce-terminal Shell: Bash Web browser: GNU Icecat File browser: Thunar Programming Language: Ruby Text Editor: Nano IRC Client: Weechat Torrent: Transmission Paint Tool: GIMP Email: Icedove Music: Rhythmbox Video: VLC Backup: External drive
Anonymous · 2015-11-11 02:13
Distro: crux Environment: i3 Terminal Emulator: st Shell: bash Web browser: pale moon File browser: spacefm Programming Language: bash, perl, C, asm Text Editor: nvi IRC Client: irssi Torrent: transmission Paint Tool: GIMP (don't really use a paint tool per se) Email: webmail (squirrelmail, self-hosted) Music: mplayer Video: mplayer Backup: rsync >13779 saddest thing I've read in a while.
Anonymous · 2015-11-11 03:06
Distro: OSX Environment: Aqua Terminal Emulator: Terminal.app Shell: bash Web browser: Safari File browser: Finder Programming Language: C, x64 Assembly, Verilog, Ruby (for scripting small tasks only) Text Editor: vim IRC Client: irssi (but I pretty much don't use IRC anymore) Torrent: Transmission Paint Tool: N/A Email: Webmail client Music: iTunes Video: Quicktime, VLC Backup: rsync home folder to a USB flash drive once a week come at me fam
Anonymous · 2015-11-12 18:02
Distro: FreeBSD, Debian Stretch Environment: ratpoison, blackbox Terminal: URxvt Shell: zsh Web browser: Firefox, elinks File browser: ls, grep, cp, and cat. Programming Language: Clojure, Perl, Scheme (recently, Guile), C Text Editor: Emacs-nox IRC Client: weechat on a VPS through ssh Torrent: rtorrent Paint Tool: imagemagick, GIMP on a boated install Email: In browser (running SquirrelMail on personal mail server.) Music: mpg123, mpd+ncmpcpp Video: mpv, mplayer in tty Backup: rsync to external HDD
Anonymous · 2015-11-12 18:06
>>13798 I have to use OS X at work so I'm not gonna h8. Have you tried VOX instead of iTunes for music, though? Gets less in the way, IMO. >https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/vox/id461369673?mt=12 Do you use Homebrew? That with zsh in iTerm2 made the whole system much more palatable.
Anonymous · 2015-11-12 22:10
>>13277 >Distro: Debian Stretch (netinstall) <Environment: None/i3wm >Terminal Emulator: Terminator <Shell: Zsh >Web browser: Iceweasel+Pentadaactyl <File browser: None/Iceweasel >Programming Language: C/Javascript <Text Editor: Vim >IRC Client: None/Icedove <Torrent: lftp >Paint Tool: Gimp <Email: Icedove >Music: MPD/NCMPC <Video: VLC >Backup: My files are synched to a Raspberry Pi with Syncthing and then saved to an exteral hard drive with Attic. >>13502 >>13706 >>13719 >>13742 Do you use multiple email accounts with mutt ? If so, how do you retrieve/send your mail ? I tried to use mutt multiple times but having to setup more than one email account is really painful. >>13750 I don't know how awesome deals with fullscreen windows, but on i3 I use the compose window in fullscreen mode and Icedove's quite alright. Also, if you haven't tried muttator yet, you should look into it, it's quite nice.
cc · 2015-11-13 10:45
./+o+- claycorne@claycorne-HP-G61-Notebook-PC yyyyy- -yyyyyy+ OS: ubuntu Ubuntu 14.04 trusty ://+//////-yyyyyyo Kernel: i686 Linux 3.13.0-68-generic .++ .:/++++++/-.+sss/` Uptime: 1d 23h 37m .:++o: /++++++++/:--:/- Packages: 1943 o:+o+:++.`..```.-/oo+++++/ Shell: bash 4.3.11 .:+o:+o/. `+sssoo+/ Resolution: 1366x768 .++/+:+oo+o:` /sssooo. DE: KDE 4.13.3 /+++//+:`oo+o /::--:. WM: KWin \+/+o+++`o++o ++////. WM Theme: Aurorae .++.o+++oo+:` /dddhhh. GTK Theme: oxygen-gtk [GTK2/3] .+.o+oo:. `oddhhhh+ CPU: AMD Sempron M100 @ 2GHz \+.++o+o``-````.:ohdhhhhh+ GPU: Gallium 0.4 on AMD RS880 `:o+++ `ohhhhhhhhyo++os: RAM: 1093MiB / 3781MiB .o:`.syhhhhhhh/.oo++o` /osyyyyyyo++ooo+++/ ````` +oo+++o\: `oo++.
Anonymous · 2015-11-13 21:17
>>13858 awesome lets you put one window on fullscreen or configurate a workspace so all the windows are in fullscreen and you can change the active window with the usual keybindings. To be honest, I should use that option instead of opening icedove on my current workspace in tiling mode. I never do it because I don't want to reserve a workspace for mails because I write them once a week. But yeah, that would be the sensible thing to do. muttator looks good, though. I forgot it existed. >>13864 Use the code tags next time, buddy.
Anonymous · 2015-11-13 22:48
distro: arrrrrch loonix wm: herbstluftwm terminal emulator: urxvt shell: zsh editor: vim multiplexer: tmux audio: mpd + ncmpcpp video: mpv files: coreutils + ag / ranger irc: irsssi system monitor: ps / htop / nmon / glances screenshot: scrot image viewer: w3m / feh mail: mutt torrent: seedbox / rutorrent fun: figlet / toilet programming: php, javascript/json, actionscipt, posix shell/bash, html/5, xml, css/sass/stylus, c/c++, c#, java, python, lsl, tcl, m
Anonymous · 2015-11-14 09:49
Distro: Arch, Gentoo, or Alpine Environment: spectrwm Terminal Emulator: urxvt Multiplexer: tmux Shell: zsh Web browser: Chromium, surf File browser: ranger System Monitor: htop Screenshot: scrot Programming Language: C, Ruby, Python, Scheme Text Editor: Vim IRC Client: irssi Torrent: rtorrent Email: mutt Images: sxiv Music: mpd+ncmpcpp Video: mpv, mplayer Backup: rsync to local internal and external drives
Anonymous · 2015-11-14 11:51
>>13277 Distro: Slackware 14.1 Environment: XFCE4 Terminal Emulator: xfce4-terminal Shell: bash Web browser: SeaMonkey File browser: eaglemode Programming Language: C, Perl Text Editor: GNU/Nano IRC Client: ChatZilla Torrent: qBittorrent Paint Tool: GIMP Email: SeaMonkey Music: Deadbeef Video: mpv Backup: HDD
Anonymous · 2015-11-14 12:53
Distro: Debian Environment: i3 Terminal Emulator: urxvt Shell: zsh Web browser: Vivaldi (Firefox when that breaks) File browser: lfm/thunar Programming Languages (in order of strength): C/++, C#, SQL, Haskell, Python, Lua, Go, and Brainfuck Present Day, Present Time! AHAHAHAHAHA! Text Editor: vim IRC Client: irssi Torrent: rtorrent Paint Tool: The GIMP Email: mutt Music: mpd/ncmpcc Video: mpv Backup: rsync
Anonymous · 2015-11-14 16:55
>>13874 >JSON >XML Unless you made your own languages which are named JSON/XML, I doubt you actually use JSON and XML as programming languages.
Anonymous · 2015-11-14 20:05
>>13893 XML makes Java the "acceptable Lisp."
Anonymous · 2015-11-15 06:52
Terminal Emulator: emacs Shell: eshell Web browser: w3 File browser: dired Programming Language: elisp Text Editor: vim IRC Client: rcirc Email: gnus Music: emms
Anonymous · 2015-11-18 14:23
Distro: Void Environment: herbstluftwm Terminal Emulator: urxvt Shell: zsh Web browser: firefox File browser: ls (thunar now and then) Programming Language: Haskell Text Editor: vim IRC Client: irssi Torrent: rtorrent Paint Tool: mypaint Email: opensmtpd, dovecot, mutt Music: mpd, ncmpcpp Video: mpv Backup: rsync in a cronjob to an external disk / git push to other computers
Anonymous · 2015-11-19 20:35
Distro: Debian Testing Environment: Gnome3 Terminal Emulator: urxvt-unicode Shell: bash Web browser: firefox file browser: gnome 3 files programming language: any and all text editor: emacs irc client: hexchat torrent: transmission-gtk paint tool: n/a email: web client music: audacious video: vlc backup: git for code, manual copying otherwise
Anonymous · 2015-11-19 20:44
>>13277 Distro: Gentoo Environment: XFCE, (XFCE + Compiz) or Awesome WM Terminal Emulator: URxvt Shell: ZSH Web browser: Firefox even though its shit File browser: Thunar or Ranger Programming Language: C Text Editor: NeoVim or Geany IRC Client: Irssi Torrent: I don't torrent Paint Tool: GIMP Email: (See Web Browser) Music: MPD + NCMPCPP or MPV Video: MPV Backup: copypasta
Anonymous · 2015-11-20 05:10
Distro: Arch (moving to Void) Environment: cwm Terminal emulator: URxvt Shell: zsh Web browser: qutebrowser File manager: cd/ls/cp/mv/rm Programming language: C, Scheme Test editor: Neovim IRC client: irssi Torrent: qbittorrent/rtorrent Paint tool: GIMP Email: N/A Music: mpd + ncmpcpp Video: mpv Backup: USB 3.0 drives
Anonymous · 2015-11-23 00:37
>>13891 Did a desktop install recently, updated version: Distro: Slackware 14.1 Environment: Window Maker Terminal Emulator: xterm Shell: bash Web browser: SeaMonkey File browser: midnight commander Programming Language: C, Perl Text Editor: GNU/Nano IRC Client: irssi Torrent: qBittorrent Paint Tool: GIMP Music: Deadbeef Video: mpv Backup: HDD
Anonymous · 2015-11-23 08:02
kinda pointless, but whatever. Distro: Arch Environment: SpectrWM Terminal Emulator: urxvt Shell: fish Web browser: firefox File browser: fish is good enough Programming Language: racket, assembly Text Editor: emacs(spacemacs) IRC Client: irssi Torrent: transmission-gtk Paint Tool: gimp Email: thunderbird Music: moc Video: mpv Backup: N/A unfortunately
Anonymous · 2015-11-23 08:40
>>13277 Distro: Manjaro Environment: bspwm Terminal Emulator: xterm Shell: bash Web browser: firefox File browser: thunar Programming Language: scheme Text Editor: emacs IRC Client: none Torrent: qbittorrent Paint Tool: pinta Email: cockmail Music: deadbeef Video: vlc Backup: none
Anonymous · 2015-11-23 10:02
>>13277 >Distro: gentoo gnu/linux >Environment: xorg, i3, grub2 >Terminal Emulator: st >Shell: zsh with ohmyzsh >Web browser: uzbl, opera developer, firefox (most favorite to least favorite and least supported websites to most supported websites) >File browser: mv, cp, scp, etc >Programming Language: J >Text Editor: vim with a couple of plugins >IRC Client: hexchat >Torrent: deluge >Paint Tool: gimp >Email: k9mail >Music: mpv >Video: mpv >Backup: just tar.gz's on a couple of hdd's
Anonymous · 2015-11-23 11:42
Distro: gentoo Environment: xmonad Terminal Emulator: urxvt Shell: zsh Web browser: firefox File browser: ranger Programming Language: haskell Text Editor: emacs IRC Client: weechat Torrent: rtorrent Paint Tool: ~ Email: mutt Music: cmus Video: mpv Backup: ~
Anonymous · 2015-11-23 12:56
Distro: OpenBSD Environment: Xmonad Terminal Emulator: st + tmux Shell: zsh Web browser: luakit, elinks, lynx, surf + tabbed + torsocks File browser: terminal Programming Language: Haskell, Scheme, C Text Editor: vim IRC Client: irssi Torrent: aria2c Paint Tool: gimp Email: mutt + offlineimap Music: xmms2d Video: mpv Backup: cd /tmp; tar czf "$(date +backup-%m-%d-%y).tar.gz" ~/Code/; scp backup-* backup@backupserver;rm backup-*;
Anonymous · 2015-11-23 18:51
>>13277 Distro: Debian testing Environment: XFCE Terminal Emulator: XFCE Terminal Shell: bash (is it really worth switching to zsh?) Web browser: Iceweasel aurora File browser: Thunar Programming Language: n/a Text Editor: nano IRC Client: HexChat/none because i don't use it much Torrent: Transmission Paint Tool: Krita Email: n/a Music: Deadbeef Video: MPV Backup: External
Anonymous · 2015-11-24 07:57
openBSD evilWM xterm ksh Firefox with vimperator, sometimes xombrero None C, Go Vim, sometimes I use Acme Irssi Deluge on desktop, rTorrent on seedbox Gimp mutt mpc mpv Daily prayer
鬼メイジ · 2015-11-26 01:33
>>13277 Distro: Antergos Environment: XFCE4 Terminal: XFCE Term Shell: fish Web Browser: Palemoon, Links, Chromium Filebrowser: Thunar Programming Language: Python Text editor: Nano, Emacs (evil mode), Atom IRC Client: IRSSI Torrent: don't torrent very often, but when I do, Transmission. Paint tool: Krita, gimp for harder stuff Email: Inbox in browser Music: CMUS Video: mpv Backup: Google Drive
Anonymous · 2015-11-26 07:55
> Distro: Arch > Environment: stumpwm or ratpoison > Terminal Emulator: rxvt-unicode > Shell: zsh > Web browser: firefox or conkeror > File browser: ranger > Programming Language: Common Lisp and python > Text Editor: vim > IRC Client: irssi > Torrent: transmission > Paint Tool: krita and gimp > Email: mutt > Music: mpd/ncmpcpp > Video: mpv > Backup: rsync to external drive
Anonymous · 2015-12-02 01:24
Distro: Windows Environment: Explorer Terminal Emulator: Command Promp Shell: DOS Web browser: Internet Explorer File browser: Explorer Programming Language: HTML Text Editor: Notepad IRC Client: Facebook Messenger Torrent: uTorrent Paint Tool: Microsoft Paint Email: Gmail in Internet Explorer Music: iTunes Video: Windows Media Player Backup: N/A