MediaPortal - An advanced MediaCenter/HTPC for your PC
equalizerapo
Equalizer APO - A system-wide equalizer for Windows
bodhilinux
Bodhi Linux - A minimalist, enlightened Linux distribution
smplayer
SMPlayer - A media player with support for Youtube
fldigi
fldigi - A ham radio digital modem application for radio amateurs
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VOTE: fldigi
ALMOST every ham radio digital mode, and even when not operating digital, I use flog for logging and flrig for rig control. Almost certainly THE most useful ham radio software for Linux, and hey it's cross platform so I can reccommend it to my Mac / Win buddies too :-)
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VOTE: mediaportal
Thanks to the large and devoted developer community, a very flexible and powerful HTPC SW.
I have used it for 10 years, since briefly trying MS WMCE 2005 and finding MediaPortal (MP) far superior. I also briefly tried the WMC version included in Win 7 Pro but found it still sorely lacking in comparison to MP. Now that MS has discontinued MC completely, MP is more relevant than ever.
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Last edit: Cherith Janes 2015-12-16
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VOTE: smplayer
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VOTE: fldigi
ALMOST every ham radio digital mode, and even when not operating digital, I use flog for logging and flrig for rig control. Almost certainly THE most useful ham radio software for Linux, and hey it's cross platform so I can reccommend it to my Mac / Win buddies too :-)
Last edit: NoseyNick 2016-01-07
VOTE: fldigi
VOTE: mediaportal
Thanks to the large and devoted developer community, a very flexible and powerful HTPC SW.
I have used it for 10 years, since briefly trying MS WMCE 2005 and finding MediaPortal (MP) far superior. I also briefly tried the WMC version included in Win 7 Pro but found it still sorely lacking in comparison to MP. Now that MS has discontinued MC completely, MP is more relevant than ever.
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VOTE: ultradefrag
vote: smplayer
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