What's your favorite Linux Application?

[TheNerdAL]

Mine is Hulu Desktop. It's what I use to watch Tv shows. :P And it looks awesome.

http://cdn.mashable.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/my-queue-hulu-desktop.jpg

[LinuxFox]

I can't pick just one. My favorite include Banshee for music, Miro for my Podcasts, and Stellarium. Even though I haven't used it in a while, I use to have fun checking Stellarium out. 8) I probably have a few more I can't think of at the moment.

[estamand]

Mine are X & bash

[rogerpittman]

There are so many good ones it's hard to pick just one...but if I had to choose, I'd probably go with Rhythmbox. I like to listen to music when surfing the Web or working on projects, and Rhythmbox fits that need perfectly.

[sandyd]

XBMC. best media player. EVER.

[NightwishFan]

Nautilus. It is a good application, it browses files. It looks nice. It even lets you customize the background with little feet if you want. :popcorn:

[Jekshadow]

Emacs & GNU Shell.

[TheSqueak]

Amarok

[RiceMonster]

vim, zsh and mplayer

[quinnten83]

yes, the geeky is high on this one....
Mine are inkscape, openshot, gpodder and liferea.

[TheNerdAL]

I love RhythmBox now! :D I just found out I can play songs online like Pandora but you can close the window and a thing pops up for the song name and stuff! :D I love it!

[karthick87]

Clamav virus scanner.

[Anthon]

angband, great on 1920x1200 screen with 9x15 font ;-)
wing (python editor)

[Crunchy the Headcrab]

Not necessarily all Linux apps, but I only use them in Linux...

Rhythmbox, Gimp, Virtual Box, VMware, Gnome Terminal, Gedit

[Daedal]

MyPaint, Gimp, Exaile, Wine (for WoW), Blender, conky, and the Wacom Control Panel found on gtk-apps.org

[gemmakaru]

Firefox, hmm in case that doesn't count I'll say Pidgin.

I am also a fan of VLC.

[purgatori]

Probably vim.

[Dayofswords]

gedit, vlc and gimp

[RabbitWho]

Too many.. too many.. Gimp.. Rosegarden (And all the stuff to get it working)... the choice.. the choice is the amazing thing.

[RandomJoe]

I can't think of any truly Linux-only apps I use...

MPlayer, MythTV - but then I have those on my Mac as well. Watch all my movies and TV with them.

vim - probably my most-used app of all, but I even have that on my WinXP machine at work.

Firefox and Thunderbird are on all machines as well.

Oh, wait! My favorite Sudoku game (and I've tried quite a few) is the one that comes with Gnome! :D I even play it in a Linux VM on my Mac because I haven't found one I like as much for OS X.

[SKLP]

Banshee 1.6 ;)

[EarthMind]

Probably (S)Mplayer because I used it the most.

[Pikestaff]

Assuming we're talking about a Linux-only app... probably Choqok.

Exaile is pretty good too (I still miss Amarok but it's been acting wonky since 2.0. And I'm not just saying that cause I dislike the UI... :P )

[oldos2er]

My newest favorite app is guayadeque. Others are vlc, firefox, gedit, gnome-terminal, transmission, and htop.

[sixthwheel]

I like the clock in gDesklets.

[chucky chuckaluck]

probably the package managers of arch and baboontu, whichever one i'm using (i despise the one in sabayon. i'd like to use the app in my lifetime). they're like buffets for people who are constantly switching everything.

[themarker0]

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Stupid Vbull kills whitespace :/

[Psumi]

I'm just going to list them for each thing.

IM = Pidgin

Music = Parole/Totem

DVD = Parole/Totem (G/Xine if those don't work)

Browser = Firefox/Iceweasel

WM = OpenBox

DE = None

Monitoring = conky

File Manager = PCManFM (Yay for no trash!)

Desktop Manager = XFDesktop (Though PCManFM does a good job.)

OS/Distributin = Debian

Graphic Editor = GIMP

Scanning = XSane (Hate Simple-Scan)

Installation = Apt-Get

Terminal = LXTerminal

Burning = XFBurn / Brasero

Theme Engine = GTK/Murrine

Notifications = notify-osd

E-Mail = None, I use web-based.

Sound/Volume = alsamixer/alsa-utils

Video recording = recordmydesktop (yes, I do it terminal-style now.)

Calculator = xcalc

[temenex]

Dolphin:lolflag:

[Artemis3]

Firefox, Pidgin, Vuze(Azureus), VLC, Synaptic ^_^

[Ralob]

Well, the multiplatform apps I use in Linux and love are XBMC, Calibre, JDownloader, SSH, Banshee, Firefox, XChat, and Okular.

Now, I use WINE and Miro to run things like Mangameeya, Domdomsoft, TVRenamer, Ember Media Manager, Diablo 2, etc. So I definitely have a lot of love for those projects.

And of course, I can't forget Bash and Terminator.

[durand]

Gnome-Do, Inkscape, Blender3D, Pidgin, Nautilus. They're all really well designed with productivity in mind.

[PC_load_letter]

There are too many to have to specify just one, but I'd say the best I use the most and leave me impressed are:
- Geany
- K3B
- Inkscape
- Thunderbird
- Octave

But then again, all the apps I use on a daily basis are just plain simple AWESOME. From Gnote, dropbox, to Chromium and VLC.

[coolgiant]

Browser = Mozilla Firefox
Audio = Audacious Media Player (with Soundtouch plugin enable)
Video/DVD = Totem Movie Player
CD Ripper = Sound Juicer
CD Burner = Brasero
Listening to Podcast files = Rhythmbox
Email = Evolution
Games = Pysol Fan Club Edition, Secret Maryo Chronicles, Rocks'N"Diamonds, Supertux (stable version), Frozen Bubble, Icebreaker, SDL-Ball, LBreakout2, Ltris, PokerTH, Angry Drunken Dwarves, & Gweled (playable only with sound off, sounds lags when enable)
IRC = Xchat
IM = Empathy IM Client

[Berk]

My favorites would probably be: terminator, moc, mc, irssi and bitlbee.
They tend to get installed quite quickly after any new install.

[LucianoP]

Songbird :D

[chriswyatt]

Wanda The Fish!

[standingwave]

Filelight
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[TheNerdAL]

*bump* :)

[jerenept]

Definitely deja-dup... it has literally saved my life many times

[SPDL_Serenity]

MediaTomb! http://mediatomb.cc/

I love it for streaming videos to my PS3.