10 small Linux applications for your consideration
10 small Linux applications for your consideration
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Some look nice, but it's a shame - like most people, he's included apps that require either GNOME, KDE, Python, QT, etc...
Not really 'light' or 'small' enough for me..
Not really 'light' or 'small' enough for me..
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Moose On The Loose
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Re: 10 small Linux applications for your consideration
Those would not be my top 10 list. Lets see if anyone agrees with mine:
1) geany
2) gimp
3) gnumaric
4) wine + LTSpice
5) QCad
6) DDD
7) um ... er ... um ... er
I ran out of ones I would say off the top of my head.
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PANZERKOPF
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Re: 10 small Linux applications for your consideration
Sorted by size:
1) BusyBox
2) ?
3) ?
4) ?
5) ?
6) ?
7) ?
8 ) Midnight Commander
9) Links
10) Mplayer
1) BusyBox
2) ?
3) ?
4) ?
5) ?
6) ?
7) ?
8 ) Midnight Commander
9) Links
10) Mplayer
SUUM CUIQUE.
My favorites are the only ones the linux kernel knows about: /sbin/init, /bin/sh (and the obsolete /linuxrc). Actually, if init and sh are links to /linuxrc, then you can have a complete system consisting of just one binary: /linuxrc. You do need the special device /dev/console to go with that though. Everything else is just gravy!
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