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For me the list is: - Linux - gcc, vim, git, make, et al - KDE - firefox - yakuake (terminal that drops down like the old Quake console used to)
by godshatter 4y ago
For me the list is:
- Linux
- gcc, vim, git, make, et al
- KDE
- firefox
- yakuake (terminal that drops down like the old Quake console used to)
- libre office
- mpv
- Steam and Proton (which have made gaming work very well on Linux and have contributed to the complete loss of all productivity gained by any of the above programs).
- musicale 4y ago> Steam and Proton (which have made gaming work very well on Linux and have contributed to the complete loss of all productivity gained by any of the above programs). ;-) Oddly enough I think we can thank Microsoft for creating a standard binary format for PC games on Linux. Now if we could just get a decent Proton (or equivalent) for macOS (CrossOver doesn't seem to work as well.)