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| * **[[http://foobar2000.org|foobar2000]]** (Windows)---best library manager, flexible tagger, including CD ripping. | * **[[http://foobar2000.org|foobar2000]]** (Windows)---best library manager, flexible tagger, including CD ripping. |
| * **[[http://beets.io/|beets]]** (Linux)---from the makers: //Beets is the media library management system for obsessive-compulsive music geeks.// Guilty as charged. | * **[[http://beets.io/|beets]]** (Linux)---from the makers: //Beets is the media library management system for obsessive-compulsive music geeks.// <del>Guilty as charged.</del> I'm no longer using it and back to foobar2000. A manually curated genre list suits me better than crowd-sourced spaghetti tags. //Sigh.// |
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| * **[[http://tmux.github.io/|tmux]]** (Linux)---terminal multiplexer. Basically a text-based window manager. | * **[[http://tmux.github.io/|tmux]]** (Linux)---terminal multiplexer. Basically a text-based window manager. |
| * **[[https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/|Windows Subsystem for Linux]]** (Windows)---has replaced Cygwin for me. Native Linux CLI programs that integrate nicely (only gotcha: mixed CRLF/LF need attention if both Windows and Linux Git touch the same working copy) with the host system. Especially for ''ssh'' I no longer need PuTTy. | * **[[https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/|Windows Subsystem for Linux]]** (Windows)---has replaced Cygwin for me. Native Linux CLI programs that integrate nicely (only gotcha: mixed CRLF/LF need attention if both Windows and Linux Git touch the same working copy) with the host system. Especially for ''ssh'' I no longer need PuTTy. |
| | * **[[https://www.chezmoi.io/|chezmoi]]** (Linux)---configuration file management. Also known as "dotfiles", this manages all files that I need identically on all my Linux environments, be it native Debian/Ubuntu or virtual (mostly WSL) distributions. Like with ''pass'' (see under Security), everything is managed as a simple Git repository, in which simple text or smarter template files are tracked. Upon request, these files are copied or interpreted as the target state for one's dotfiles (e.g. ''.bashrc'' or ''.ssh/config''). Local changes can be imported or discarded, and after a ''git push'' can be shared across machines. Simple environment variables + template with logical conditions can be used to capture differences. For example, an if-clause can make some commands or host definitions only available on machines with the correct machine name, operating system or based on even more complex conditions. |
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| ===== Document processing ===== | ===== Document processing ===== |
| * **[[https://inkscape.org/|Inkscape]]**---2D vector graphics. Can import PDF pages for extracting individual elements. With help of [[https://github.com/kjellmf/svg2tikz/blob/master/docs/install.rst#installing-for-use-with-inkscape|a plugin]], it can export to TikZ paths. | * **[[https://inkscape.org/|Inkscape]]**---2D vector graphics. Can import PDF pages for extracting individual elements. With help of [[https://github.com/kjellmf/svg2tikz/blob/master/docs/install.rst#installing-for-use-with-inkscape|a plugin]], it can export to TikZ paths. |
| * **[[https://www.gimp.org/|GIMP]]**---2D image manipulation. Excellent pixel-based image editor with far more features than most demanding amateurs might need. I use it to prepare desktop wallpapers for my blog. | * **[[https://www.gimp.org/|GIMP]]**---2D image manipulation. Excellent pixel-based image editor with far more features than most demanding amateurs might need. I use it to prepare desktop wallpapers for my blog. |
| * **[[https://www.digikam.org/|digiKam]]**---photo management. After years of waiting, I finally get to replace the discontinued desktop version of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picasa|Picasa]], that used to be my go-to solution for years. But now that digiKam seems to have become quite mature, even in the Windows release, I have finally a cross-platform, open source home for my photo collection. Time to re-launch the offline face recognition feature and tag 'em faces! | * **[[https://www.digikam.org/|digiKam]]**---photo management. After years of waiting, I finally get to replace the discontinued desktop version of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picasa|Picasa]], that <del>used to be my go-to solution for years. But now that digiKam seems to have become quite mature, even in the Windows release, I have finally a cross-platform, open source home for my photo collection. Time to re-launch the offline face recognition feature and tag 'em faces!</del>//has again become my main photo management app.// |
| ===== Scientific ===== | ===== Scientific ===== |
| * **Bibliography management**---BibTeX files are collected and managed through [[http://www.jabref.org/|JabRef]]. For literature comparisons I create dedicated, hand-tailored spreadsheets for flexible sorting and filtering. | * **Bibliography management**---BibTeX files are collected and managed through [[http://www.jabref.org/|JabRef]]. For literature comparisons I create dedicated, hand-tailored spreadsheets for flexible sorting and filtering. |
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