What are your favourite linux applications?

[Macfunky]

As above

Also which ones do you use the most?

Which ones do you find are as good if not better than the programs they aim to be an alternative for?

[jrusso2]

amarok, Firefox, Open Office 3, VLC.

[chris4585]

I love all of these programs, probably forgetting some.

firefox - web browser
OpenOffice - office suit
xchat - irc
nautilus - file manager
rox - file manager
lxappearances - gtk & icon theme switcher
brasero - cd/dvd burner
serpentine - audio cd burner
gnome-system-monitor - gnome system monitor
conky - light weight system monitor
htop - light weight cli system monitor
gedit - editor
transmission - torrent
gnome-terminal - terminal
emsesene - msn
bitlbee - irc daemon for connecting to multiple IM protocols
ksnapshot (3.5) - screenshot
gwenview (3.5) - image viewer
quodlibet - music
moc - music on console
gparted - partition manager
audacious - audio player
xkill - kills naughty windows
exfalso - mp3 tag editor
totem - video player
virtualbox - VirtualBox is a general-purpose full virtualizer for x86 hardware
unetbootin - make flash drives into bootable liveusb's
limewire - p2p
soundjuicer - rip/play audio cds
beagle - search your files

[Rocket2DMn]

Moved to Recurring Discussions

[adamlau]

JWM
Xfce4
Terminal
Thunar

[apmcd47]

nedit and tkdiff.

I hate the info system, but tkinfo makes it usable;).

Andrew

[RaZoR1394]

filezilla, firefox, xsane, gimp, transmission, sabnzbdplus, openoffice, banshee, nerolinux, cellwriter, gedit, gnome-network-manager and some more I'm too tired to mention.

[Jollyollydog66]

XFCE4... I'm addicted to right clicking menu's.
Amarok
Pidgin

There's a lot of small apps I like better than windows apps (like Brasero) but those three are the ones I use everyday. Pidgins on every windows computer I've ever touched now too.