At work: 1 Window manager: Windows XP default 2 Text editor - gVim 3 Web browser - firefox with VIMperator 4 Code management - SVN 5 Terminal - Windows powershell 6 Compiler - Codewarrior 7 Debugger IS-Nitro Debugger
At home: 1 Window manager: DWM 2 Text editor - vim 3 Web browser - firefox with VIMperator 4 Code management - git 5 Terminal manager - GNU/screen 6 Compiler - gcc/ocamlc 7 Debugger - gdb/ocamldebug On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 11:32 AM, pmarin <pacog...@gmail.com> wrote: > 1 Window Manager - DWM > 2 File Manager - Tcsh > 3 Text editor - Vim (I wish a suckless vi please!) > 4 Calendar/Todo - Pcal (Try pcal -H | w3m -T text/html -cols 80) > 5 File search - find/grep/awk > 6 Web browser - Firefox, Dillo (last version support CSS a bit), w3m > (for documentation). > 7 Code Management - git > 8 Terminal - xterm > 9 Terminal Manager - Tcsh (I abuse of the control job comands like > jobs, fg, bg and so on) > 10 Debugger - gdb in text mode, Valgrind > 11 Music - mpg123(OSS)/mplayer > 12 Email - Gmail/xmail > 13 sketching tool - TCL (The Cool Languge) > > On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 7:07 AM, Amit Uttamchandani <atu13...@csun.edu> > wrote: > > > > How do suckless members code? How do they manage multiple files? Bug > > reports, etc? > > > > Here's mine: > > > > 1. Window Manger - DWM > > 2. File Manager - TuxCmd > > 3. Text Editor - Vim > > 4. Calendar/Todo - calcurse > > 5. File search - grep > > 6. Code Management - git/hg > > > > I find the above quite productive but still feel like I'm missing > > something. Sometimes I have too many windows open and tiling becomes > > in-effecient. > > > > What do you guys do? > > > > Thanks, > > Amit > > > > > >
