################################################################################ # PsychOS 09/19/2016 - PsychOS 2.5.7 - Command-line programs and floppy issues # ################################################################################ * Current applications that run via command-line: - w3m -> web browser - brasero -> disc browser - grive -> Google Drive sync - bc -> calculator - python - pico -> text editor - xrandr -> monitor (as in screen) settings - cmus -> music player - dropbox -> dropbox sync - weechat -> IRC client - htop -> monitor and edit processes - yast -> system settings manager -> need to include list of modules - bcrypt -> file encryption * Command-line applications to install: - tmux -> terminal multiplexer - mc (Midnight Commander) -> file browser - alpine -> email client - pandoc -> universal document converter; using zypper, not source code - cdw -> disc burning software - mpg123 -> play mpeg files in command-line * Tried using MPlayer to play video in the terminal, but it's useless; looks terrible - Update [09/26/2016]: It is possible that it could be the cpu or graphics card itself to blame. However, I've seen successful examples on the internet and can't figure out what they are doing differently. The system choice? The terminal emulator? * Installed terminator for split-view command-lines - Requires X to run though * Checked to see if the planner, weather, and presentation command-line applications are installed - These are either missing or where installed a long time ago but forgot. So, I added what I could. [] taskwarrior for tasks - Finding an easy to use command-line weather application isn't easy [] finger was installed in order to use: a) finger (cityname)@graph.no or a shorter output: finger o:(cityname)@graph.no ++ Upate [06/15/2019]: I'm now well aware of wttr.in for this inside of using finger. Reading this was embarrassing enough to feel the need to add this note. * PsychOS may have issues with external floppy drives; may have issues with internal as well - Update [09/26/2016]: Has something to do with /dev/fd0, or something like that * Went inside "User and Group Management" via YaST to edit Groups and add floppy under "Group Members," but that didn't help at all.