Packages/apps for new install
Zack Fosdyck
zfosdyck at gmail.com
Mon Jul 7 17:07:31 UTC 2025
Hiya!
So, here are a few things I really like to use nowadays.
btop~A terminal-based resource monitor that shows CPU, memory, disk, and
network usage with an interactive interface.
zsh~A powerful Unix shell with advanced features like tab completion,
better scripting, and plugin support.
zoxide~A smarter replacement for the cd command that lets you quickly jump
to frequently used directories.
nala~A frontend for apt that offers cleaner output, better performance, and
easier package management on Debian-based systems.
tldr~Provides simplified and example-based command explanations, serving as
a quick reference instead of full man pages.
ghossty~A modern terminal emulator focused on speed, rich features, and
native performance.
eza~A modern replacement for ls with improved formatting, colors, and
support for tree views and git info.
zed editor~A fast, minimalist code editor designed for developers, with
real-time collaboration features and a clean UI.
pigz~A parallel implementation of gzip that uses multiple CPU cores to
compress files much faster than the standard gzip.
Take Care Now,
Zac
On Mon, Jul 7, 2025 at 11:55 AM bruce <badouglas at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Looking to create new ubuntu install. To some extent, the install
> might "copy" and extend an old centos box.
>
> Been looking at different data sources on the net, and thought I'd see
> what the list has to offer.
>
> Feel free to add your thoughts to the list:
>
> working
> --init apps/services -- from old/centos drive (as i recall)
> ssh
> php
> editors -- gedit/gearny/vim
> browsers -- chrome/firefox/seamonkey
> python, php, java/android dev
> mysql
> visual studio code IDE
> term func/process
> vnc??
> apt, apt-get
> apache/nginx
> curl
> zip/gzip/etc..
> gparted
> smartmontools
> nmap
> wget
> git
>
>
> the more the merrier..
>
> oh -- the process will be to have "most/all" of the apps on the
> internal 128G ssd, and have an external usb/2.5" sata 1-2TB drive for
> everything else.
>
>
>
> thanks!
>
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