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If you don't already you should get familiar with Aptitude (apt-get). There's nothing like hopping into the command line and immediately installing the piece of
by more_corn 9y ago
If you don't already you should get familiar with Aptitude (apt-get). There's nothing like hopping into the command line and immediately installing the piece of software you want.
I like the Clementine music player.
Being able to hop into the command line to process text is neat. You might want to do a toutorial on grep, awk and sed.
Gimp is nice for photo manipulation, I use Inkscape for vector graphics.
Opera is a nice second browser (chrome is a memory hog) it also has built in vpn and Adblock.
- stephenr 9y agoApt-get and aptitude are different programs that do similar things.
- grover_hartmann 9y agoThere's also apt.
- stephenr 9y agoRight, apt is essentially a human-friendly wrapper around apt-cache/apt-get etc.
- grover_hartmann 9y agodarktable is also a very nice and capable photo editor.
- chuckdries 9y agoOpera is chrome-ish now that they've ditched their old rendering engine :/ (though I'm fairly certain they use a different strategy for managing tabs than chrome that might still be more memory efficient)
- zhte415 9y agoOpera is now 360 and there's no way I'm touching anything they're involved in having combated their intrusive software on Windows.