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15 Relatively Unknown Linux Apps
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| Most people go for the big apps when switching to Linux, and for good
| reason: they are easy to find, usually very polished, often updated, and
| there's a lot of online documentation for them. What if you're not looking
| for the most popular, but instead the best app for you? Below are 25
| excellent, high-quality Linux apps that go neglected far more often than
| they should be. Some are popular amongst those who have been at the Linux
| game for awhile, and others have become a staple of certain distros while
| remaining relatively unknown by users of different distros. No matter the
| reason they've sat in the midline of popularity, you can be assured that
| these apps do what they claim to do, and they do it well.
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http://laptoplogic.com/resources/15-relatively-unknown-linux-apps
10 of the Best Free Linux IRC Clients
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| Internet Relay Chat (IRC) is a type of real-time Internet text messaging (chat)
| or synchronous conferencing. IRC was born during summer 1988 when Jarkko
| Oikarinen wrote the first IRC client and server when he was working in the
| Department of Information Processing Science at the University of Oulu,
| Finland. This system enables millions of people around the world to communicate
| in real time.
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http://www.linuxlinks.com/article/20090830122411147/IRC.html
Midori Lightweight Web Browser Alternative
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| Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera and Safari. Those are the
| usual web browser names that make the news these days on the Internet. This
| are also the web browsers that the majority of web users use actively. Other
| web browsers face this tough competition. Last to feel the competition was
| the Google browser which â despite Googleâs marketing power and efforts â
| remains at the lower end of web browser distribution.
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http://www.ghacks.net/2009/09/13/midori-lightweight-web-browser-alternative/
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Four Open Source Blogging Clients for Linux
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| As part of our continuing series on open source blogging tools, today we're
| going to take a look at some standalone blogging clients for Linux users. If you
| want an app that's been designed specifically for your desktop of choice then be
| sure to check out posts from earlier this week that cover GNOME and KDE blogging
| tools.
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http://ostatic.com/blog/four-open-source-blogging-clients-for-linux
GNU/Linux Software I Use Regularly
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| I recently received an e-mail from a friend that has started using Ubuntu. He is
| rather new when it comes to running a GNU/Linux desktop and has asked me several
| questions. One of the questions was basically what software do I use and
| recommend. This is a serious question that a lot of new users will probably want
| to know.
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http://blog.eracc.com/2009/09/11/gnulinux-software-i-use-regularly/
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