/tech/ - Technology★

Yalp store :^)

8ch

Krita

GNU Guix and GNU GuixSD

Bash

LaTeX

Groff

Wicd

Wget

Curl

GNU Emacs

OpenMW

Quod Libet

twm

Dolphin and muslC

KMSpico

Bitcoin, BitTorrent, GNU Octave, scuttleButt, Urbit

sqlite3

fossil (wish I used it more)

rsync

GNU find

ssh

Emacs (I don't like spacemacs, but evil-mode and an otherwise normal Emacs is better than vim. Fight me.)

>>837554

As software, it's extremely terrible.

>>837601

It runs better on vCPUs than Joshware :^)

Hydrus is really good for porn and made by an anon that can actually get beyond designing a logo. I don't have the autism to tag any of my reaction images, so it's useless to me beyond that.

He's even got a board here, >>>/hydrus/

>>837667

>they stopped supporting them

>they

Literally who? The grsecurity people shoahed the patchsets unless you pay alot of money for (((special support))). The old patch sets are fine if you have them but who the fuck is going to preserve those patches over linux kernel versions? Some faggot gentoo user? No (((they))) will kill anyone who preserves them publicaly, eventually. Or at the very least target their supplying of the patches for subversion should it ever get popular again. GCC 8.0 is fucked because of (((performance improvements))) amongst other things like meson.

>>837676

Already knew about this, the (((bourgeoisie))) stopped giving patches for free. It's the gentoo hardened team that fail to support the current set wifi any new set of patches I thought you were talking about.

It's no use complaining unless you may have some other more secure alternative.

>>837680

>It's no use complaining unless you may have some other more secure alternative.

Install gentoo, there is some user there that is preserving the patche set somewhere..... Or install openbsd that you self-compile or use templeOS until that rust based OS I forget the name of is completed. Redox or something like that?

>>837644

gcc is niggerlicious.

White men write their own compiler

>>837545 (OP)

ffmpeg

vim

ssh

tor

tryin' to love emacs, too, but, nigga, it's HARD

>>837694

>tryin' to love emacs, too, but, nigga, it's HARD

I suggest you to read this

http://ergoemacs.org/emacs/emacs.html

>>837691

Enjoy reinventing the wheel so much that you have no time to write your actual software.

>>837696

>ergoemacs

>guy got RSI

pottery

geany

audacious

spacefm

That one thing.

linux, tor, twrp, lineageos, mate, openvpn, ufw, joe, gpg, cryptsetup, bash, rsync, ssh

GNU/Linux, mpv, projectM, Sea Monkey, Calibre.

I got win10 for free does that count

LibreOffice

Openbox

FISH shell

OpenSSH

Battle for Wesnoth

Open Transport Tycoon Deluxe

gcc

GNU operating system.

>>837927

Libre office!

windows 10 i got it when it was free stay mad freetards

The Opus codec. It beats every proprietary alternative by every metric: bandwidth, used RAM, decoding complexity, encoding delay, error correction, and perceived audio quality.

jwm

micro

nnn

KODI

O

D

I

Dolphin-Emu.org

>>837612

PHP Pro

Wallabag

CMus

>>837545 (OP)

Rust is the only valid answer because in includes any other good answer.

/THREAD

>>847864

Pretty useful indeed, and there's no shitty GUI holding you back - the CLI does more than enough.

Also adding Krita and MyPaint (latter one is really great if you got a tablet and want to sketch/doodle).

I use Inkscape regularly and it's remarkably good and easy to use for a foss image program.

>>837599

Genuinely curious what is it that make emacs with a plugin to make it like vim better than vim?

Coreboot. Or even the n00b-proof version Libreboot.

>>837922

FYI there's now OpenRCT and it has multiplayer.

>>848506

>Inkscape

This one deserves more love, it's nice for vectoring images.

Firefox

>>837599

>GNU find

It's not terrible, but it's stupid that you have to patch it and compile it yourself, if you want a sane default regex.

>>847864

What's your favorite "rescue" distro? Knoppix?

>>848645

>sane default regex

What do you mean? And why would default matters when aliases exist?

Blender

>>847884

>The Opus codec. It beats every proprietary alternative by every metric: bandwidth, used RAM, decoding complexity, encoding delay, error correction, and perceived audio quality.

Isn't replay gain fucked up with opus?

>>848874

I don't know what you mean by this.

leenux

>>837680

If the patches are open source, then can't the Gentoo people just buy them, put them on their servers, and distribute them gratis?

>>848874

Nope, works fine with ReplayGain. Maybe something on your system is outdated or broken.

>>848929

ReplayGain is a feature is a lot of music players that normalizes volume across your music library, so if you have a vinyl rip and a brickwalled remaster track on the same playlist, the remastered track and the vinyl rip have the same volume instead of you having to keep an eye on your volume knob. Great stuff.

>>848826

I've been unable to get a Medicat USB working, so I use Hiren's Boot CD with Parted Magic.

I work in a retail tech store, so the others I work with don't really have any idea how to do anything, so I keep a Linux Mint USB around for them to test hardware with.

>>848998

Thanks for the info about Replaygain. What I want to know is how Replaygain is inherently broken with Opus.

>>837545 (OP)

pfSense

Rockbox.

Since I picked up a cheapo Apple 5thgen 120GB ipod to replace my dead Sansa Clip I need to flash it.

Also, are there free replacement firmwares for homebrew consoles? I'm wondering because I got a PSP to hack around with.

>>848998

Opus uses ITU-R BS.1770-4 (also known as EBU R128) instead of replaygain (and it's better), but a lot of players don't like those tags. Simply use opus in ogg and all your problems are solved.

>>848826

Not him, but I use grml.

>drops to a rice-a-licious zsh and tmux by default

>has Fluxbox with xterm and browsers available if you need to check some documentation or multitask

It's my go-to for installing Gentoo as well.

>>837545 (OP)

winblows 10

>>837696

>Xah Lee

That nigger will never stop, bless him.

>>851600

Git is literally the only good thing that ever came out of Linux.

>>849910

>Simply use opus in ogg and all your problems are solved.

Cool. I'll see if I can figure out how to encode that.

I need my new encodes to work nicely alongside my existing mp3 library.

https://buildroot.org/manual.html

Generates a full bloat-free Busybox/Linux OS image for embedded systems. It even builds the cross-compiler tools.

Uses Makefiles and kconfig (make menuconfig like the kernel)

Kali, WinDirStat, Libreoffice, GIMP and WinCDEmu.

>>851993

>WinDirStat

Patrician taste

>>837545 (OP)

Microsoft products. https://open.microsoft.com/2017/09/26/microsoft-joins-open-source-initiative/

>>848874

replay gain if fucked up in general.

>>837632

>I don't have the autism to tag any of my reaction images, so it's useless to me beyond that.

This and the fact that it's basically iTunes for images puts me off of the whole deal.

>>852023

>windows users

>patrician

>>>/g/

>>852283

>windows users

>mentions Kali in the first four characters of post

Is there a thing such as... more than one computer?

>>852301

You seem to be lost son, you see, this isn't actually a board about technology, the title is a misnomer, since nobody here knows jack shit about technology. This is the designated Linux elitist hugbox

>>837545 (OP)

windows 10

it's fully opened

The ones that I'm the most grateful for are:

GNU awk

GNU bash

GNU parallel

OpenSSH

Rsync

>>837644

Those ain't either free or open though.

this >>>https://anonymous-proxy-servers.net/en/jondo.html

>>853371

>Some java crap instead of proxychains

>>853371

>JonDo

>open-source

Pick one you absolute pleb.

>>853384

no

>>853387

Thank you for making that meme work.