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I am just curious to know what programs are popular amongst my fellow neowinians

so lets get this started

1) Your Favorite Web Browser

2) Your FAvorite Media Player

3) Your Favorite Instant Messenger Program

4) Your Favorite Linux relating website (I know this isnt software)

5) Your Favorite Game?

6) Your Favorite OS?

that's it for now

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1) firefox

2) xmms

3) don't use one normally but gaim is very nice

4) www.linuxquestions.org and www.gooeylinux.org

5) aisle riot solitaire or Frozen Bubble

6) Slacware and gentoo. I am using fedora and actually am enjoying it now that I have succesfully recompiled several major aspects and gotten them fast and done some extensive hacking of confs and other system setting files.

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1) Firefox (Epiphany's a close second! :D)

2) Good question. For music only, I use beep-media-player. For anything with video (including dvds), I use mplayer (which plays nearly every video format you throw at it), which also supports browser-embedded movies using mplayerplug-in.

3) I use gaim, mainly because it supports several protocols. I've been meaning to switch to more protocol-specific programs though, so I can take advantage of unique MSN features such as avatars.

4) http://forums.gentoo.org

5) I play starcraft using wine. If you want a native linux game, I play mah-jong a bit against the comp ;)

6) OS = Linux ;)

Favourite WM/DE? Probably a cross between GNOME2.6 and fluxbox - fluxbox for performance, GNOME for looks and integration.

Distro? Gentoo :)

Sorry about the answer to #6 - was not sure what you meant by OS.

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1) Firefox

2) XMMS for music, Totem for video

3) aMSN

4) Distrowatch, Mandrakeusers.org

5) UT/UT2k4

6) Into Mandrake 10 now. Probably go try slack next.

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1) Your Favorite Web Browser

Firefox, of course.

2) Your Favorite Media Player

mPlayer, of course.

3) Your Favorite Instant Messenger Program

gAIM, of course.

4) Your Favorite Linux relating website (I know this isnt software)

Neowin, of course.

5) Your Favorite Game?

gnomeblocks, of course.

6) Your Favorite OS?

Windows XP, of course. ROFL!

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edit: removed pointless quote.

Browser: FireFox

Media Player: VLC

Instant Messenger: gAIM

Linux Website: Orkut has the only one I read. Maybe slashdot?

Game: M-x tetris in emacs

OS: Mac OS X followed by openbsd.

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1) Your Favorite Web Browser

Firebird

2) Your FAvorite Media Player

XMMS

3) Your Favorite Instant Messenger Program

GAIM

4) Your Favorite Linux relating website (I know this isnt software)

mandrakeusers.org

5) Your Favorite Game?

Linux has games? Just kidding, I always liked UT when I could get it to ru.

6) Your Favorite OS?

Mandrake & Redhat

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1) Your Favorite Web Browser

FireFox in Linux....IE in Windows

2) Your FAvorite Media Player

I dont have any favorite, all of the ones i tried didnt work very good :(

3) Your Favorite Instant Messenger Program

amsn (best thing next to the real thing)

4) Your Favorite Linux relating website (I know this isnt software)

rpmfind.net (you'll need it for all those dependencies

5) Your Favorite Game?

There's no driver for my card so i cant really play games in linux

6) Your Favorite OS?

Fedora Core 1

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1) Your Favorite Web Browser = Mozilla 1.6

2) Your Favorite Media Player = xmms

3) Your Favorite Instant Messenger Program = none ,dont use them

4) Your Favorite Linux relating website (I know this isnt software) = FedoraForum.org and Madpenguin.org

5) Your Favorite Game? Don't have a favorite Linux game , I dont use it for games ( use XP for that)

6) Your Favorite OS? = favorite distro is Fedora at present (will try MDK 10 when final is released)

Add Neowin my favorite all up site

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1) Your Favorite Web Browser = FireFox

2) Your Favorite Media Player = XMMS

3) Your Favorite Instant Messenger Program = GAIM

4) Your Favorite Linux relating website = Neowin & Sourceforge

5) Your Favorite Game? KDE Games are good but there is no particular favorite game

6) Your Favorite OS? = Mandrake Linux 9.2 and Fedora.

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1. Mozilla

2. XMMS (audio), MPlayer (video)

3. amsn (+kopete)

4. www.distrowatch.com

5. Frozen Bubbles.... :p

6. Mandrake (tried also Redhat, SuSE and Knoppix).

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1. Opera. I know it's not open source, but it's quality.

2. mplayer without a doubt. It plays everything.

3. gaim.

4. Neowin.net (forum -> Open source OS discussion)

5. Tux Racer!!!! It's just plain fun.

6. Linux. Mandrake, Fedora and other are distros, not OSs. As for distro, I'm not sure. I have linux from scratch (which you might call a distro).

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I am just curious to know what programs are popular amongst my fellow neowinians

so lets get this started

1) Your Favorite Web Browser

2) Your FAvorite Media Player

3) Your Favorite Instant Messenger Program

4) Your Favorite Linux relating website (I know this isnt software)

5) Your Favorite Game?

6) Your Favorite OS?

that's it for now

1) Firefox

2) XMMS or MPlayer

3) Gaim

4) distrowatch?

5) TuxRacer :p

6) Windows ;)

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6. Linux. Mandrake, Fedora and other are distros, not OSs. As for distro, I'm not sure. I have linux from scratch (which you might call a distro).

If we are going to be picky, then "Linux" isn't an OS, either... :no:

The OS is GNU. The kernel is Linux. :yes:

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If we are going to be picky, then "Linux" isn't an OS, either... :no:

The OS is GNU. The kernel is Linux. :yes:

As far as I'm concerned, the OS is the code that manages system resources such as ram, allows access to disks and performs other low-level stuff. In which case that's the kernel.

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^^ ahh, no GNU/Linux renaming battling you two....

1. Mozilla (compiled nightly trunk)

2. XMMS

3. gAIM

4. ermmm... kernel.org ? :) :laugh:

5. UT 2004

6. Linux, of course. <Well, actually, I have MS-DOS on 5 1/4 floppies.... its always good for a laugh :) >

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1.) firefox

2.) xmms, mplayer

3.) gaim, sim

4.) forums.gentoo.org

5.) qIII, nwn, under wine: tomb raider, c&c (up to tiberian sun), starcraft

6.) os: gnu/linux, macos; dist: lfs, gentoo

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ahh, no GNU/Linux renaming battling you two....

/hangs head in shame :(

/points finger at MrA

But, he started it! :D :whistle:

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/hangs head in shame :(

/points finger at MrA

But, he started it! :D :whistle:

Well, I'm sorry I bought it up. Why don't we all just be friends. After all, we're all using Linux in some form or other.

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Well, I'm sorry I bought it up. Why don't we all just be friends. After all, we're all using Linux in some form or other.

LOL

Don't be sorry about it. I was just having a bit of silly fun on a subject where there are so many opinions, and the end result is that in Linux everyone has the freedom to set it up exactly how they like it (text-only, twm, flux, icewm, gnome, kde or many, many others)

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