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Talk:Applications

2007-05-26T01:46:15Z

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==Nominations for Formats==
Okay, there's been some discussion here over what format we should use on this article page. Normally, I'd suggest just do whatever you feel like, but since this is a question of style and format, rather than content, maybe we ought to do this more democratically.

I personally like this format: [[Talk:Applications/simple]] It's not as fancy as the current one, but it's much simpler and easier to maintain, and it fits in better with how the rest of the wiki works. (This version might not be up to date, but if we do decide to use, we can update the content later.)

Does anybody have an alternative format they would like to use, or does anybody like the current format better? I'll check back in a week (I'm going to list the date on [[LQWiki:Agenda]].) If nobody has any comments, I'll go ahead and make the change. If somebody does want to go a different path, I'll open the floor to voting. [[User:Crazyeddie|Crazyeddie]] 18:33, Jan 17, 2005 (EST)

i think that simple format is perfect, the older one is very hard to use, as its just to much, maybe consider using the same format for some of the other clobered pages ( been meaning to try and clear some of em up, just got the internet back and running ) -- SciYro

Poll closes tomorrow. Speak now or forever hold your peace... [[User:Crazyeddie|Crazyeddie]] 16:44, Jan 23, 2005 (EST)

==WYSIWYG Wiki editor==
<snip by crazyeddie> I'm still waiting for a decent WYSIWYG wiki editor... --[[User:Bad Bob|Bad Bob]] 22:06, Jan 9, 2005 (EST)

That would kinda defeat the purpose of wikicode, since the idea AFAICT is to have a quasi-html markup that is simple enough you don't ''need'' a WYSIWYG. [[User:Crazyeddie|Crazyeddie]] 04:01, Jan 10, 2005 (EST)

In fact, I'm hoping somebody writes the opposite - a stand-alone wiki-to-html tool. Since I know wiki, this would let me make content quickly, and then work out fancy formatting when I get more proficient at html. [[User:Crazyeddie|Crazyeddie]] 18:37, Jan 17, 2005 (EST)

== Software catalogs ==

Some folks on meta.wikimedia.org [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Proposals_for_new_projects proposed] doing a wiki-based software map. suggested that this project is already beginning to serve that purpose. While researching that proposal, I noticed the obvious - that there are a large number of non-wiki directories which may be useful in identifying useful software not yet mentioned in the wiki, to help answer the question, "Where can I get something that does X?" -- [[User:Beland|Beland]] 20:09, May 30, 2005 (EDT)

'''Catalogs'''
*http://freshmeat.net/ - Very large database of Unix and PalmOS software and themes
*http://directory.fsf.org/ - Released under the GFDL
*http://www.gnomefiles.org/
*http://www.linux.org/apps/
*http://www.boutell.com/lsm/ - Linux Software Map
*http://www.linuxsoft.cz/en/
*http://stommel.tamu.edu/~baum/linuxlist/linuxlist/node4.html - A list of such sites
And many more...

'''Downloads'''
*http://www.download.com/ (c|net)
*http://www.tucows.com/ - Edited
*http://www.shareware.com/
*http://downloads-zdnet.com.com/
And many more...

'''IRC Hosting'''
*http://freenode.net/

== Software Listings ==
My dear LQwiki friends, I used to think this page would be a really cool place, but you still have double headings on it. Rather redundent. Some of the best articles on software are available on Wikipedia, but they don't necessarily do the best job of organizing a list of linux software. I would recomend that you at least decide on a consistant formant, and perhaps link to wikipedia articles for further information. --[[User:Bad Bob|Bad Bob]] 12:46, Dec 27, 2005 (EST)

Talk:Applications

2007-05-26T01:46:04Z

ThorstеnStaerk: Talk:Applications moved to Talk:I want to kill one million jews

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Applications

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Applications

2007-05-26T01:45:50Z

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User:ThorstеnStaerk

2007-05-26T01:45:41Z

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want to know something about me ? Look here: [http://www.staerk.de/thorsten]

===What I find interesting===
* [[Firewall]]
* [[Record_your_desktop]]
* [[Ekiga]]
* [[FreeMind]]
* [[Pingus]]
* [[Distribution_specific_tips_and_tricks]]
* [[Netapplet]]

===How I set up my computer===
I use the latest version of SUSE. I do the following changes for my personal convenience:
*Forward X11 (see http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Using_SSH#Forwarding_X11)
*remove bouncing cursor (kcontrol->Appearance & Themes->Launch Feedback->Busy Cursor|No Busy Cursor)
*add device icons to the desktop (kcontrol->desktop->behavior->device icons->show device icons)
*remove spell checking from kmail
*kcontrol: remove %U from the application command for the file association from .doc

===What I always wanted to say===
I log in as root. Yes, really. Everyone was warning me so intensely when I started with Linux in 2000, I decided I just had to try. Now, after 5 years, I have never regret it. It is just more easy to live without a split personality. I still do not see one single reason to change this.
I check that /opt/kde3/share/config/kdm/kdmrc does not contain AllowRootLogin=false

===What I always wanted to do===
Here's what I always wanted to do, described how to do it:
*[[Booting from USB]]
*[[WLAN]]
*[[Configuring_keyboards#Enabling_Keyboard_Multimedia_Keys]]
*[[festival]] (make your computer speak)
*[[LiVES]] (video editing)
*[[VPN]]
*[[xdmcp]] ("terminal server")
*[[blueTooth]]
*[[PXE]]

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