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Contents

• Editors and IDE
• Development Tools
• Command Line Tools
• Database
• System
• Design and Graphics
• Writing
• Productivity
• File Management
• Virtual Machines
• Translation Tools
• Frameworks for Hybrid Apps

Editors and IDE

Editors

• Atom - A hackable text editor.
  • Plugins
    • minimap - A preview of the full source code.
    • autocomplete-paths - Autocomplete + paths suggestions
    • file-icons - Assign file extension icons and colors for improved visual grep.
    • atom-beautify - Beautify HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Python, Ruby, Java, C, C++, C#, Objective-C, CoffeeScript, TypeScript, Coldfusion, SQL, and more.
    • git-time-machine - Visually interact with git command history for a file.
    • color-picker - A Color Picker.
• Brackets - A modern, open source text editor that understands web design.
• Kate - An advanced editor integrated in the KDE desktop environment.
• LightTable - The next generation code editor.
• Emacs - A popular text editor used by programmers, scientists, engineers, students, and system administrators.
• Vim - A highly configurable text editor built to make creating and changing any kind of text very efficient.

IDE

• Gnome Builder - IDE for the Gnome platform.
• KDevelop - A cross-platform IDE for C, C++, Python, JavaScript and PHP.
• QtCreator - A cross-platform IDE tailored to the needs of Qt developers.
• Eclipse - Popular open-source IDE, mainly for Java but with plugin support for a wide array of languages and platforms.
• NetBeans IDE - A free and open source IDE, mainly used for Java development, but supports many other languages and frameworks.
• CodeBlocks - The open source, cross platform, free C, C++ and Fortran IDE.
• LiteIDE X - Simple, open source, cross-platform Go IDE.

Development Tools

• Git - The Version Control Tool.
• Git Cola - A sleek and powerful graphical Git client.
• Gitg - The GNOME GUI client to view git repositories.
• Koala - A GUI application for Less, Sass, Compass and CoffeeScript compilation.
• Meld - An application to visually compare and merge files.
• TeXstudio - An integrated writing environment for creating LaTeX documents.
• Gisto - Snippets manager, desktop frontend for GitHub Gist.

Test Tools

• LinkChecker - Find out all the invalid links.
• GtkInspector - Built-in interactive debugging support in GTK+.
• FakeSMTP - Fake SMTP server with GUI for testing emails in applications easily.

Command Line Tools

• Terminix - A tiling terminal emulator for Linux.
• screen - Multiplexes a physical terminal between several processes, typically interactive shells.
• tmux - A "terminal multiplexer", it enables a number of terminals (or windows) to be accessed and controlled from a single terminal.
• Fish Shell - A smart and user-friendly terminal, similar to zsh.
• Prezto - The configuration framework for zsh: it enriches the command line interface environment with sane defaults, aliases, functions, auto completion, and prompt themes.
• oh-my-zsh - It comes bundled with a ton of helpful functions, helpers, plugins, themes, and a few things that make you shout.
• oh-my-fish - Like oh-my-zsh, for Fish Shell.
• bash-it - Shameless ripoff of oh-my-zsh for Bash.
• mycli - A command line client for MySQL that can do auto-completion and syntax highlighting.

Database

• MySQL Workbench - MySQL Official GUI.
• ElectroCRUD - Modern MySQL CRUD Application.
• Chrome MySQL Admin - This is a powerful Chrome app to manage your MySQL.
• Robomongo - Native and cross-platform MongoDB management tool.
• Redis Desktop Manager - Redis visual interface.

System

• sysdig - System-level exploration: capture system state and activity from a running Linux instance, then save, filter and analyze.
• Glances - Glances is a cross-platform curses-based system monitoring tool.
• LNav - Log file navigator.
• Baobab - Graphical application to analyse disk usage.

Design and Graphics

• Inkscape - The vector graphics editor.
• Gimp - A cross-platform image editor.
• Krita - Professional free and open source painting program.
• Blender - 3D creation software.
• Trimage - Compress images in multiple formats.
• GColor - Color-picking tool.
• GPick - Advanced color picker.

Writing

• Zim - A desktop wiki.
• Marp - A Markdown presentation writer with cross-platform support.
• EME - Elegant Markdown editor.

Productivity

• Getting Things Gnome - A personal tasks and todo-list items organizer.
• Hamster - Personal time tracker.
• Freeplane - Free mind mapping and knowledge management software.
• ShellShape - Gnome extension for tiling windows.
• KeePassX - A light-weight and open-source password management app.

File Management

• File Roller - Interface for many archiving and compression formats including ZIP, RAR and ACE.
• Krusader - An advanced twin panel (commander style) file manager.

Virtual Machines

• Virtual Box - A powerful x86 and AMD64/Intel64 virtualization product.
• Boxes - A simple application to access remote or virtual systems.

Translation Tools

• Poedit - The best editor for translating gettext PO files.
• Lokalize - Localization tool for KDE and other open source software.

Frameworks for Hybrid Apps

• nw.js - Build desktop application with HTML and JavaScript.
• Electron - Build cross platform desktop application with JavaScript, HTML and CSS.
• React Native for Ubuntu - Build Ubuntu desktop apps using React Native.
• AppJS - Build desktop application for Linux, Windows and Mac using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

1. I grabbed the file = cat
2. I piped it to the command tr specifying I wanted all tabs changed to commas
3. Then piped it to another command grep (remember what grep does?)
4. With grep I specified I wanted to look for all entries where the beginning of the line (hat symbol) started with 96053

• Regular expressions: Text often follows human conventions, so when patterns are the same we can write an expression to pull data out of that we want. Ie. zip codes are always 5 numbers, phone numbers are always XXX-XXX-XXXX, dates can always be formated like June 13, 1978
• He has a table in his slides that lists what all the symbols in a regular expression mean

• Well...we are grabbing the file record.tsv and sending it (via pipe) to the command sed...
• Whats sed going to do?
• Well sed is a find and replace type of command...ok, well it looks like we want to be general in what we want to look for...so lets use a regular expression (be sure to use quotes)--hence the -E in the command.
• Ok...how general, well, lets find all the letters in all the words...well, words can be separated by spaces and can be any length...so [a-z]+ [a-z]+, there thats good...
• What do we want to replace them with? how about the word foo--cause thats fun.
• In summary...we have grabbed the file (cat), we have sent it to sed (via a pipe) so that we can change all the words in the file to the word foo using a regular expression (-E s/[a-z]+ [a-z]+/foo/)

• I grabbed tinkerbell and did a search on her but I was only interested in 1 part of her which was conveniently located right above the @ symbol which Im sure she was trying to hide from me. Now she gets confused easily so Im going to make sure I give her the simplest, dumbest, commands all nicely separated by a big vertical line and I looked at the manual of all the commands I could give her with their options to be double sure she doesnt screw up! No offense tinkerbell.txt. So if you dont understand a dash option (ie. -A) go into your terminal and man the command attached to it (ie. man grep).

• When I yanked what I wanted she protested by giving me double dashes --, kind of like narrow eyes; well since I dont like people giving me stink eye (mean looks), I told her to get rid of those double dashes. 

• Now her @ sign was still there as I had used it to find and yank what I wanted but I hadnt asked her to get rid of her @ sign. So lets do that now. 

• So now I have only the pieces of information about her that I want...ha ha ha. Wow, that information is long and I really only want the first 5 bits of it, so lets surgically remove it (dont worry I anesthetized her). 

• Great now I have a jumble of nonsense a lot of which is repeated...Im interested in whats repeated but dont want to count it all one by one so Im going to make her do it. Now lets say shes getting fussy and will only compare and count if all the similar data is close together so Ill have her sort it out, alphabetically first...

• then make her count all the unique entries 

• then put them all in order for me again and send me the result...and thats all Ill make her do...for now

•  Cause Im mean like that...perfect. Evil stepmothers have nothing on me...