What are some useful linux apps? I'll start:

What are some useful linux apps? I'll start:

>Teleport

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rm -rf /

Literally every app has some use. Or do you perhaps have brain damage.

/thread

mpv, cmus, foobar

And this is why nobody uses Linux.

Because nothing works?

rm: it is dangerous to operate recursively on ‘/’
rm: use --no-preserve-root to override this failsafe

>nobody uses Linux
*blocks your path*

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# rm -rf *

But that (at worst) removes your unhidden folders.
And I doubt there is more than a handful users that don't back their /home up.

so they actually added a fool proof option for that

Screenfetch

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>dangerous
What an understatement

Not true, some software is completely useless. For example: GIMP

Explain

Just use proper BusyBox tools instead of shitty bloated coreutils.

nethogs
htop
screencloud
timeshift
chromium

>apps
Anyways, cron

>BusyBox
>proper
pick one

I pick both.

Transmission-remote-cli+transmission-daemon is an excellent torrent client/server system.
w3m/elinks/links2/lynx are comfy browsers for text reader mode.
Icecat is the only truly non-pozzed graphical browser.
irssi is a small and functional irc client.
cowsay a cute. CUTE!
ncftp is a far superior ftp client than the default. Very simple to work with.
vsftpd is a great ftp/sftp server.
tiling window managers are the patrician way to manage windows.
NFS is a solid way to share data over your local network. Can be made secure with Kerberos integration.
mutt is a cool email client
samba provides compatibility with Microsoft's legacy SMB protocol.
OpenZFS/ZFSonLinux is an excellent filesystem for storage servers.
btrfs as well, as long as you don't need parity raid.
nvi/vim are excellent text editors
ed is good for small edits and memes
emacs is a solid lisp machine implementation
tar+xz is a great way to archive stuff.
GNOME/KDE are comfy for normies.

mc and mocp