Doesn't matter the OS.
I'll start with a classic, Everything
 Nothing Ever Happens Shirt $21.68 |
 DMT Has Friends For Me Shirt $21.68 |
Nothing Ever Happens Shirt $21.68 |
ITT: We post god-like software we couldn't live without
Doesn't matter the OS.
I'll start with a classic, Everything
Nothing Ever Happens Shirt $21.68 |
DMT Has Friends For Me Shirt $21.68 |
Nothing Ever Happens Shirt $21.68 |
I could live without software.
Of those 4 only VSCode is good.
Nah C# is great. Properties are based and much better then getters/setters.
I filed 2 issues against vscode today so I don't know man
I love ts
KYS
this shit can make a genius out of anyone
What do you learn with it?
med school
CherryTree. I'm assuming orgmode in emacs has all the same features but emacs is all about programming and some people want text editors for things other than programming. But shit like Word isn't actually very suitable either. Those programs are so bad that some people run 20+ year old versions of them from when they weren't as bad as they are now.
It's flash cards and you can get card packs for anything.
>but emacs is all about programming and some people want text editors for things other than programming
lmao moron
I've used anki almost every day for 3 years (missed one day about a year ago). Great program.
can't for the life of me figure out how to use that shit - i just stick to physical flashcards
Emacs and org-mode.
As a teacher, I find it to be the best 'all-in-one' tool for my job. I use org-mode to write lesson plans, make schedules, track students' progress, take notes and so on.
I have used many botnet services before, but none of them were as flexible as org-mode. It always felt like they were trying to put me in a box and do the stuff their way, whereas org-mode just gave me the tools which I could use to make my work more efficient.
Org-mode aside, Emacs itself is actually a pretty comfortable writing environment. It knows where the beginning and the end of the sentence are and lets you move between them using keyboard shortcuts. Moreover, it has shortcuts to transpose characters, words, sentences and so on.
Emacs is not without its flaws, though. You do need to spend a lot of time in order to configure it properly, and I do wish that this process would be more straightforward.
Compared to Anki physical flashcards are actually useful because by writing the cards by hand you actually spend more time processing them.
>I use org-mode to write lesson plans, make schedules, track students' progress, take notes and so on.
Would love to see screenshots of this in action, with personal information removed, of course.
anki sucks horsewiener
I've used it to learn geography, pretty neat.
African capitals are a b***h to memorize.
It doesn't seem to work anymore on Arch for me though.
meme shit don't fall for this bros
How, by choosing new grandparents and parents for you?
>imagine not knowing cognitive ability is 90% genetic
Waste of fricking digits.
Blender, krita
Windows 10
scoop
mpv
jpegview
icaros
wox
ventoy
flameshot
transmission
gallery-dl
yt-dlp
ffmpeg
>scoop
What's the benefit of scoop over something like chocolatey? They seem to fill the same role.
>What's the benefit of scoop over something like chocolatey? They seem to fill the same role.
Scoop is really good for open source command line tools managed very similar to Unix. However beyond that the support of programs is a wild ride, some are godlike others are abysmal: I.e. Kdeconnect or LibreOffice. Scoop however does seem to package far more open source tools than chocolatey.
Another benefit and issue with scoop is persistent and movable configuration storage through their persist system. However it locks all persisted files to the scoop install folder (default the C: user folder.) It breaks on trying to symlink or do anything to move the persist folder to a different drive.
Also do not install browsers from scoop unless you do not need DRM or other certain features.
>Scoop
Good for command line stuff and sometimes niche fl/oss software.
>Chocolatey
Good for everything else.
I'd probably live better without software.
based
>literal libtard garbage
Windirstat
>slow
wiztree
For me, it's SpaceSniffer.
Used this and figured out that 35% of my C drive was being consumed by files for a Windows feature I never use and old Razer updates.
I think it's called TreeDirStat. The one you posted is a bloated piece of shit.
Nvm. I was thinking of WizTree
wiztree
revo uninstaller
everything
greenshot
openshell
vscode
sumatrapdf
I swear, I can't develop without everything anymore. Use it to quickly understand new build systems, scripts, code repositories. It allows me to move through repos with just a little bit of knowledge as if I know them better than people who have worked on them for weeks.
GNU Binutils.
Furcadia
Discord
Reddit Enhancement Suite
PostyBirb
Office 97
As opposed to?
vim with 1000 plugins for the minimalist experience.
What's the problem with being able to easily visualize what is taking up space on my drives?
Bloated, closed source, non-extensible, and too complex for its own good. These cause Lack of simplicity, lack of correctness, lack of consistency and lack of completeness.
The major problem is that you, in your piggish ignorance, view the above as being necessary to accomplish your goal.
alright, vegan
Not vegan
True, but irrelevant, on Linux you are free to use less harmful software
It's just your time and sanity, if you were living in blissful ignorance I apologize for splashing cold water on your face, also I am not vegan.
>program is tiny
It is not plan 9's du is 52K, you could make a script in seconds that does disk usage visualization in less than 300K worth of total programs in a few minutes you could get it down to a handful of programs and 200K
Making an entire program (with essentially random useless shit you have to learn)for such a task is head levels of moronation.
>don't give a frick
Ok, tell me what exactly the purpose of this information is, then? Just good to know? The point of computers is to transform data into other data, having to manually act on data because the program is non-extensible (or rather use their built-in nonstandard solution if it exists. And no, you can't add it in because it's closed source) is the definition of harm.
>I'm not a moron to find it complex.
You are a moron, so you don't find anything complex.
use sam
gross
I didn't mean it like that you sound like a vegan a software vegan in fact.
Exactly the opposite, vegans need the support of an entire industrialized nation and to live in an urban environment just to survive eating their insane diet. This is directly comparable to the wincattle needing every program to do everything for them, but also in a nonsensical and backwards way that makes them jump through arbitrary hoops to get any real work done.
Wrong again.
Vegans are spergs that complain about everything and everyone. Who think just because they live a certain "ethical" live style they are better than everyone else and that they should get a medal for it or smth. You act like one and sound like one. Sucks to suck.
>wrong again
Nope, and my posts have had nothing to do with "ethics" aside from not creating extra work for people. You seem to be trying to rationalize your own failure to use a computer in a semi-functional manner.
Most of the linux software are low quality.
Most of all software is low-quality.
some of the thoughts that went trough my head while reading your reply
>ffplay
>it's just a music player man
>go outside
and
>bloated
Program is tiny
>closed source, non-extensible
Don't give a frick
>and too complex
I'm not a moron to find it complex
ne "nice editor"
phototonic
fzf
ratpoison
lemonbar
filelight
awk
sure, whatever
Grindr
VSCode rust extensions
gender generator
only text editor that matters
XML
C++
Perl
Bash
zsh
GNU Coreutils
GCC
glibc
CMake
GTK
Qt
VxWindows
Vim
Emacs
nano
Eclipse
FreeBSD
NetBSD
Solaris
SVG
PDF
EPUB
Gnome KDE
Adobe Flash
god-tier software that work on Linux, macOS and windows:
vim
mpv
polymc
hydrus
qbittorrent
tor browser
gimp
jdownloader2
obs studio
blender
ffmpeg
yt-dlp
libreoffice
>jdownloader2
isnt this closed source
Linux users will seethe.
>My screenshot script need to be able to upload images because... IT JUST DOES OKAY!
seethe more
I've used sharex with image upload turned off before (essentially turning it into greenshot) and it's still a decent piece of software. I take ridiculous amounts of screenshots personally and sharex is just efficient.
I'm using windows+s. Thank you Bill gates
rent free
mfw you homies can't register anymore lmao
haven't used it in quite a while tho
I started using teknik, and forgot this existed.
Here's a rare one for you
and by extension, its forks
IQfyX
For example, I can filter out morons who quote 500 people as if anyone gives a shit about their opinions, as well as the morons taking their bait.
# Filter mass repliers (greater than 15)
/(?:>>d(?:(?!>>d)[^])*){15}/
>I am so fragile I can't handle people criticizing the software I use.
Touch grass whiteoid.
>random low effort garbage post
>criticizing
>random low effort garbage software
FTFY
considering it was my first post ITT, take meds schizo
(wow did I quote the right person this time)
>15
nah man, i can only tolerate 2
I've considered lowering it to more like 8-10
I like FancyZones. Only other thing in Powertoys I use is the bulk renaming utility.
my beloved
Everything is based. People with jobs in the real world with windows PCs and a strict policy on software knows this.
Every other software mentioned here is for autists, programmers nerds or NEETs
remedybg
makes me nostalgic for softice
>AIMP
>Winrar
>Krita
>Afinitty Designer
>Afinitty Photo
>Blender
>Figma
>Cmder
good ollll' John's Background Switcher, yaaaaawl...
..... & FreeFileSync
& emptyfoldernuker
how has syncthing not been posted
Scoop
ShareX
AIMP
WinRAR
WindowsTerminal
KeePass2
ffmpeg
yt-dlr
ProcessHacker
qBittorrent
Wireguard
LibreOffice
LightHost
alfred + clipboard + chrome tabs workflow + custom scripts that run apple scripts
karabiner + goku
better touch tool
iterm
fzf
ripgrep
j auto jump
text sniper
mac chad reporting in
>text sniper
lol @ buying this
All the shell scripts I've written
sed
share
>offline video media library tracking
Tracks episode progress and last watched shows. Can also pick a show from a dmenu or fzf prompt to watch
>manga tracker
Will download latest chapters of a tracked series. Can be run to only download the latest n chapters. Can add new titles to be tracked along with a max number of chapters to download
>a script that uses mpv as a media viewer for a IQfy thread
>mpv rename
Rename the current mpv file to the media-title or be given a dmenu prompt to manually rename the video
>yt-dlp wrapper
Takes flags to download a url in a variety of ways
I can't image anyone but myself would find these useful
no way no one said ublock
coreutils
>CTRL+F
>Keypirinha
>0 results
IQfy i am disappoint
>inb4 wintoddler
Everyday use:
Groupy
Fancy Zones (read powertoys)
Everything with Keypirinha, used Flow Launcher before, but Keypirinha's customization is superior
Remote Mouse for phone
MouseWithoutBorders after Synergy took a shit and didn't register Shift, CTRL and ALT inputs
Strokesplusnet
Greenshot/ShareX yet undecided what i like more
simplewall
Sometimes
AHK, mainly for hotstrings, so myemail gets instantly replaced by my work-email and such
Ditto, got memed hard on this one. Who the frick takes time to organize things you copied to your clipboard?
Quicklook is alright i guess. Especially for filetypes, that do not show up on the native windows preview (ALT+P)
Looking for software
-which allows me to use my phone as a webcam via USB
-which transmits audio from my laptop to my desktop via lan/tcp
Gnome
GTK
nano, it literally just works.