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OS: Debian 10 + XFCE Terminal: highly-customized Terminator bound to F1 + XFCE Terminal for "floating" instances Text/Programming: Sublime Text, Intelij IDE,

OS: Debian 10 + XFCE Terminal: highly-customized Terminator bound to F1 + XFCE Terminal for "floating" instances Text/Programming: Sublime Text, Intelij IDE, nano (yeah yeah bring your hate vim users - I know it well and I'm not a fan), Meld Markdown/docs: Typora (TRY THIS OUT IT'S AMAZING.) Browsing: Chrome, Chromium, FF, Brave (in that order); Postman for API work, Charles Proxy for reverse-engineering work Communication: Hangups (CLI), Discord Containers/Virtualization: Docker, VMWare Workstation (I run a full Win10 LTSB underneath with all quick-access to my Adobe Creative Suite, saves time not having to switch to the MBP) Transfer: Qbittorrent, Filezilla Misc: Remmina for RDP, Kazam for screen recording, pgAdmin4 for working with my Postgres DBs, ncspot (CLI) for Spotify client; KeePass2 for password management in a file-based DB; GParted for partitioning Ninja edit: Sublime Merge looks amazing... I will be trying this out ASAP.

physicles 7y ago
I’ve been using Typora for about three years. One of my favorite pieces of software for sure.
- sebelk 7y ago
  I prefer Mark Text because is powerful and free as in freedom :)
nickthemagicman 7y ago
Haha, I get puzzled faces when I use nano too, but to quickly edit a file, it's actually less keystrokes than VIM. It's just not as l33T.
8bitsrule 7y ago
Huh. I've never run into a 'Linux app' that couldn't be authenticated at install-time. Different.
SanderSantema 7y ago
As an open-source alternative to typora I can suggest Marktext https://github.com/marktext/marktext https://github.com/marktext/marktext which I believe is on par with typora features. Don't be alarmed by the fact that it's electron, it's pretty fast either way. And as far as I know typora is electron based too.
- slipwalker 7y ago
  +1 for mark-text
croo 7y ago
Try out Dbeaver instead of pgAdmin for database administration. It's a much, much better tool.

physicles 7y ago

I’ve been using Typora for about three years. One of my favorite pieces of software for sure.

sebelk 7y ago
I prefer Mark Text because is powerful and free as in freedom :)

nickthemagicman 7y ago

Haha, I get puzzled faces when I use nano too, but to quickly edit a file, it's actually less keystrokes than VIM. It's just not as l33T.

8bitsrule 7y ago

Huh. I've never run into a 'Linux app' that couldn't be authenticated at install-time. Different.

SanderSantema 7y ago

As an open-source alternative to typora I can suggest Marktext https://github.com/marktext/marktext https://github.com/marktext/marktext which I believe is on par with typora features. Don't be alarmed by the fact that it's electron, it's pretty fast either way. And as far as I know typora is electron based too.

slipwalker 7y ago
+1 for mark-text

croo 7y ago

Try out Dbeaver instead of pgAdmin for database administration. It's a much, much better tool.