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 orionthehunter
654xp

Last login: 2014-03-12 04:35:08
 


 Japan
LMDE
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Ideas:
Under dev. review - Tutorial Template or Style Guidelines
score: 16, 23 votes and 4 comments
Selected - Add change logs to Mint Update
score: 14, 20 votes and 1 comments
Tutorials:
Installing and Configuring Openbox
score: 23, 29 votes and 10 comments
Hardware:
Thinkpad t42
IBM Laptop or Netbook, Works perfectly on Debian
Favorite software:
gcolor2
"simple, quick, and consistent with other applications. Good to set to a keyboard shortcut."
anki
"Great memorization tool, but download from the anki homepage, the version in the repositories tends to be out of date."
conky-all
"Fantastic for displaying text output of anything you want to monitor. There's almost nothing that can't be monitored with conky. Also integrates well into many beautiful desktop themes with Lua scripts."
tint2
"Great lightweight alternative to other task managers and system trays, lightweight and customizable with a simple text file. Alternatively get the tint2 theme program and just download pre-designed themes."
terminator
"You have to learn to use it's multi-pane and tab features to realize its full potential. Very nice and very customizable."
xfburn
"I like the simple interface and it works quickly."
scribus
"I needed a project at hand to learn it. Once I had tasks that I wanted to accomplish I realized how intuitive the workflow became. The properties dialog is where almost everything happens. After some getting used to it this is an immensely powerful application."
gedit
"Gedit is fast and quite elegant. It has intelligent color-coding based on file type and is generally quite polished."
inkscape
"So easy to use, extremely productive, I like to export my creations to the OpenClipartLibrary"

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