On Sat, 07 Jul 2001, USM Bish spewed into the ether:
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> 1) Debian 2) Slackware 3) SuSE
0) Redhat
> > In X environment ----------------- Desktop: Window-Manager:
>
> 1) Blackbox 2) fvwm2 3) Window Maker
4) GNOME + Sawfish/Enlightenment
5) KDE
> > Office-suite, if any ( Star office etc. ):
>
> None. There are only two suits: Star Office, and Applixware.
> The first is rather resource hungry and slow. The second one I
> have not tried.
And the GNOME office suite, and Free Office?
> > Text-editor:
>
> On Console : e3 and vi
emacs? ed? joe? jed? pico? nano?
> In X : cooledit, nedit
gnotepad, gvim, xemacs, kedit, kwrite
> > Multi-media Apps :
x11mpg, XMMS.....
> > FileCompression Utility:
>
> Standard Linux gzip, zip etc.
tar + (gzip|bzip2|zip|arj|.....)
> > Browser:
> Console : links
lynx
> X : Netscape, Opera
kfm/konqueror
> > Mail Agent:
> Console : mutt, pine, nmh
> X : sylpheed, tkrat
kmail, balsa
> apache
Tomcat for Java
> > Prog. Languages:
>
> bash, perl, tcl/tk, GCC, xbasic
csh, ksh, python, Perl/tk, C, C++, Java, sed&awk, pascal
GCC= GNU Compiler Collection != programming language
> > Database:
>
> mysql
Postgresql and Oracle.
Devdas Bhagat
--
manual, n.:
A unit of documentation. There are always three or more on a given
item. One is on the shelf; someone has the others. The information
you need in in the others.
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