Add openra snap pkg
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1# Debian packages I DO want, but are not part of the minimal install.
2
3vim
4vim-gtk3
5tree
6htop
7zsh
8zsh-syntax-highlighting
9tig
10make
11apt-file
12jq
13curl
14lftp
15aspell
16cheese
17newsboat
18nmap
19build-essential
20xkcdpass
21dunst
22hsetroot
23feh
24xbindkeys
25gawk
26original-awk
27libnotify-bin
28r-base
29locate
30units
31snapd # https://snapcraft.io/docs/installing-snap-on-debian
32encfs
33xscreensaver
34mplayer
35mpv
36whois
37mono-complete
38screengrab
39tlp # Laptop power management tools
40erlang
41elixir
42openconnect # VPN cllient compatible with Cisco's AnyConnect
43graphviz
44graphviz-doc
45cups
46ddgr # Duck Duck Go CLI client
47wikipedia2text # Wikipedia CLI client
48neofetch
49time # Surprisingly, GNU time isn't installed by default!
50caja-open-terminal
51ffmpeg
52pandoc
53
54graphicsmagick
55graphicsmagick-imagemagick-compat # provides /usr/bin/convert
56
57#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
58# Git
59#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
60git
61
62# GUI
63git-gui
64git-cola # HiDPI. Overall nicer than default.
65
66# Documentation
67git-doc
68gitmagic
69#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
70
71
72# Guile
73guile-2.0
74guile-2.0-doc
75
76# SML
77smlnj
78smlnj-doc
79
80# Xapian desktop search:
81xapian-omega # index with omindex
82xapian-tools # search with quest
83
84# Librem 15v4 Bluetooth.
85# A post-install reboot may be insufficient if incorrect firmware was loaded
86# before, so a cold shutdown is best.
87#
88# Apparently the firmware is loaded into the card's memory, which isn't cleared
89# as long as power is supplied (and between reboots - it is).
90#
91# Ref: https://tracker.pureos.net/T23 (different situation, same idea)
92firmware-atheros
93
94# To connect to headphones:
95pulseaudio-module-bluetooth
96
97# dwm build
98libx11-dev
99libxft-dev
100libxinerama-dev
101
102# X11 compositor
103compton
104
105# Web browsers
106qutebrowser
107chromium
108
109# SoX: Swiss army knife of sound processing
110# provides the play command
111sox
112
113# Shell script linter
114shellcheck
115
116# File managers
117ranger
118nnn
119pcmanfm
120
121# GNU Parallel.
122# Some of my scripts still use it, though it can mostly be replaced with
123# xargs -P $N.
124parallel
125
126# fuzzy finder
127fzf
128
129# meta-package for both client and server packages
130ssh
131
132# PDF utilities
133poppler-utils
134mupdf
135mupdf-tools
136
137# X11 API man pages
138libx11-doc
139
140# a pretty df
141dfc
142
143# Music Player daemon and clients
144mpd
145mpc
146ncmpc
147ncmpcpp
148
149# Dictionary
150dictd # server
151dict # client
152dict-gcide # Collaborative International Dictionary of English
153dict-jargon # hacker slang
154dict-wn # WordNet
155dict-freedict-eng-rus # English-Russian
156dict-freedict-eng-ell # English-Modern Greek
157dict-freedict-eng-lat # English-Latin
158dict-freedict-lat-eng # Latin-English
159
160# Provides hxpipe utility, used by khatus weather sensor
161html-xml-utils
162
163# Image viewers
164eog # Eye of GNOME
165eom # Eye of MATE
166sxiv
167
168# Networking tools:
169# - netstat
170# - ifconfig
171# - ipmaddr
172# - iptunnel
173# - mii-tool
174# - nameif
175# - plipconfig
176# - rarp
177# - route
178# - slattach
179# - arp
180net-tools
181
182# Net monitoring
183speedometer
184cbm
185
186# Internet speed test
187speedtest-cli
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