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I want to deploy it on my vps server, so I can download resource quickly.
I want this function a lot, because some resource are in foreign country, so use this could reduce my time.
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I use Notepad++ on Windows 7 and I want to know if there is a good substitution for it on Ubuntu.
I want something that is good for editing html files.
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I have requirement of converting PDF pages to images. There is a background image with some text written, so when I save this as image only background image got saved.
Is there any software available for the same so that complete page can be converted to image?
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Does anyone have any good ideas as to native MySQL GUI clients for Ubuntu?
So far I've tried MySQL Workbench, which never seemed to work properly, phpMyAdmin which I found a bit slow, and Navicat which is a windows port and runs under wine, but none of these is perfect. In an ideal world, I'm looking for something like a native version of navicat.
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This is a community wiki for IDEs available on Ubuntu. Please post one IDE per answer (including more than just a screenshot or a link, please at least put a short description).
In your answer, tell us what the IDE is for (which language(s) or if it is RAD capable).
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Is there a GUI IDE for programming python just like java has netbeans?
I wanted one where we could drag & drop test boxes & labels just as we do in swing components using netbeans or eclipse.
Or is there an add-on present in either netbeans or eclipse itself?
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I'm looking for a text editor for programming in Python, preferably one which is easy to learn for beginners.
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I am looking for a Calculator which can do calculations in the terminal itself without any other extra prefixes and suffixes.
For example: If I typed something like 10000-9000 in the terminal, the answer should come out as 1000.
Once again I am saying, I just need a quick calculator in terminal, without any characters added. I know if I switch to Python, it can do that but I don't want it in such a way.
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I have noticed that many people use images in their Ask Ubuntu answers. What software are people using?
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If just need to crop Audio/Video from a longer track, what can I use? I tried OpenShot, but I find the export video slow, perhaps its compling all the "layers" into a new movie? Perhaps I just need a simple "crop" tool for audio/video will surfice?
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I am looking for a IRC client for the terminal that has colors, user list and just generally looks awesome ;)
Any recommendations? There are loads of IRC clients in the repositories and I don't want to download them all to find the best one.
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Before I started using Ubuntu I used Nitro PDF reader to automatically extract images from PDF files. Is there a PDF reader for Linux that does this?
I would like to be able to extract images faster/easier than when taking a snapshot.
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I have to do three or four jobs a day, and each has several parts. I want a time tracker tool to help me know how much time I've spent on each part and each job overall.
I've found some like gnotime and hamster.
What application do you recommend for such a case?
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Yesterday one of my friends asked me, if there is some torrent client, that runs on the command-line.
I have no answer for him, but I think that you have it.
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