pkgs-ubuntu.list

   1 # Ubuntu packages
   2
   3 at  # Surprisingly not in base install!
   4 tree
   5 htop
   6 zsh
   7 zsh-syntax-highlighting
   8 tig
   9
  10 # Use src recipe to install cmake
  11 #cmake        # added to build neovim
  12 #cmake-doc
  13
  14 make
  15 libtool-bin  # added to build neovim
  16 apt-file
  17 jq
  18 curl
  19 lftp
  20 aspell
  21 aspell-en  # English
  22 aspell-ru  # Russian
  23 aspell-el  # Greek
  24 cheese
  25 newsboat
  26 nmap
  27 build-essential
  28 xkcdpass
  29 dunst
  30 hsetroot
  31 feh
  32 xbindkeys
  33 gawk
  34 original-awk
  35 libnotify-bin
  36 r-base
  37 locate
  38 units
  39 snapd # https://snapcraft.io/docs/installing-snap-on-debian
  40 encfs
  41 xscreensaver
  42 xscreensaver-data
  43 xscreensaver-data-extra
  44 mplayer
  45 mpv
  46 whois
  47 mono-complete
  48 tlp  # Laptop power management tools
  49 powertop
  50 wx3.0-i18n  # for building erlang recipe
  51 #erlang  # see deps recipe
  52 elixir
  53 openconnect  # VPN cllient compatible with Cisco's AnyConnect
  54 graphviz
  55 graphviz-doc
  56 cups
  57 ddgr  # Duck Duck Go CLI client
  58 wikipedia2text  # Wikipedia CLI client
  59 neofetch
  60 time  # Surprisingly, GNU time isn't installed by default!
  61 ffmpeg
  62 pandoc
  63 nq  # Unix CLI queue utility
  64 neomutt
  65 lm-sensors
  66 fslint    # File system maintenance utilities
  67 goaccess  # Web server log analyzer
  68 xinput    # Configure touchpad
  69 python3-pip
  70 db-util
  71 dnsutils  # dig and friends
  72 debian-goodies # Misc. helper scripts. See: apt show debian-goodies
  73 zeal  # Documentation browser, like Dash.app
  74 mlterm
  75 nginx-doc
  76 tmux
  77 font-manager
  78 #tup  # fast build system # Not available in Ubuntu repos
  79 clang
  80 rhash
  81 jsbeautifier
  82 pidgin
  83 pidgin-skype
  84 rig  # Random Identity Generator
  85 fortune-mod
  86 exfat-utils  # exFAT filesystem support
  87 linux-doc    # Kernel docs. Found it with: apt-file search power_supply_class.txt
  88 locales-all
  89 figlet
  90 gimp
  91 dos2unix
  92 xsel  # Pipe to/from system clipboard
  93 streamripper
  94 moreutils  # chronic combine errno ifdata ifne isutf8 lckdo mispipe parallel pee sponge ts vidir vipe zrun
  95
  96 # Screenshoting tools
  97 screengrab
  98 maim
  99
 100 # "modern" ls alternative: uses colours to distinguish file types and metadata;
 101 # does other things good too, like drawing a tree.
 102 # https://the.exa.website/
 103 #exa  # Not available in Ubuntu repos
 104
 105 # Screen color temperature setters
 106 redshift  # Lots of code and features, adjusts automatically throughout the day.
 107 sct       # 80 lines of C, does nothing automatically.
 108
 109 graphicsmagick
 110 graphicsmagick-imagemagick-compat  # provides /usr/bin/convert
 111
 112 cvs
 113
 114 # Emacs build deps
 115 libgif-dev
 116 libtiff-dev
 117
 118 # Vim
 119 vim
 120 vim-gtk3
 121
 122 # Mate
 123 caja
 124 caja-open-terminal
 125 #mate-equake-applet  # monitors earthquakes # Not available in Ubuntu repos
 126
 127 #------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 128 # Git
 129 #------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 130 git
 131
 132 # Large File Support
 133 git-lfs
 134
 135 # Integration with other VCS
 136 git-cvs
 137 git-svn
 138
 139 # GUI
 140 git-gui
 141 git-cola  # HiDPI. Overall nicer than default.
 142
 143 # Documentation
 144 git-doc
 145 gitmagic
 146
 147 # Web
 148 gitweb
 149 lighttpd  # Was needed by 'git instaweb'
 150 highlight  # Syntax highlighter which can be used by gitweb.
 151 #------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 152
 153 # subversion
 154 subversion
 155 subversion-tools
 156
 157
 158 # Guile
 159 guile-2.2
 160 guile-2.2-dev
 161 guile-2.2-doc
 162
 163 # Chez Scheme
 164 chezscheme
 165
 166 # Lisp
 167 sbcl
 168
 169 # SML
 170 smlnj
 171 smlnj-doc
 172
 173 # Xapian desktop search:
 174 xapian-omega  # index with omindex
 175 xapian-tools  # search with quest
 176
 177 # Librem 15v4 Bluetooth.
 178 # A post-install reboot may be insufficient if incorrect firmware was loaded
 179 # before, so a cold shutdown is best.
 180 #
 181 # Apparently the firmware is loaded into the card's memory, which isn't cleared
 182 # as long as power is supplied (and between reboots - it is).
 183 #
 184 # Ref: https://tracker.pureos.net/T23  (different situation, same idea)
 185 #firmware-atheros  # Not available in Ubuntu repos
 186
 187 # To connect to headphones:
 188 pulseaudio-module-bluetooth
 189
 190 pavucontrol
 191
 192 # dwm build
 193 libx11-dev
 194 libxft-dev
 195 libxinerama-dev
 196
 197 # X11 compositor
 198 compton
 199
 200 # Web browsers
 201 qutebrowser
 202 chromium-browser
 203 lynx
 204 elinks
 205 firefox
 206
 207 # Gopher clients
 208 #sacc  # Not available in Ubuntu repos
 209
 210 # SoX: Swiss army knife of sound processing
 211 # provides the play command
 212 sox
 213
 214 # Shell script linter
 215 shellcheck
 216
 217 # File managers
 218 ranger
 219 nnn
 220 pcmanfm
 221
 222 # GNU Parallel.
 223 # Some of my scripts still use it, though it can mostly be replaced with
 224 # xargs -P $N.
 225 parallel
 226
 227 # fuzzy finder
 228 #fzf  # Not available in Ubuntu repos
 229
 230 # meta-package for both client and server packages
 231 ssh
 232
 233 # PDF utilities
 234 poppler-utils
 235 mupdf
 236 mupdf-tools
 237 atril
 238 zathura
 239 zathura-cb
 240 zathura-djvu
 241 zathura-pdf-poppler
 242 zathura-ps
 243
 244 # X11 API man pages
 245 libx11-doc
 246
 247 # a pretty df
 248 dfc
 249
 250 # Music Player daemon and clients
 251 mpd
 252 mpc
 253 libmpdclient-dev  # mpd/client.h
 254 ncmpc
 255 ncmpcpp
 256
 257 # ncurses
 258 libncurses5-dev
 259 ncurses-doc
 260 ncurses-examples
 261
 262 # Dictionary
 263 dictd                  # server
 264 dict                   # client
 265 dict-gcide             # Collaborative International Dictionary of English
 266 dict-jargon            # hacker slang
 267 dict-wn                # WordNet
 268 dict-freedict-eng-rus  # English-Russian
 269 dict-freedict-eng-ell  # English-Modern Greek
 270 dict-freedict-eng-lat  # English-Latin
 271 dict-freedict-lat-eng  # Latin-English
 272
 273 # Provides hxpipe utility, used by khatus weather sensor
 274 html-xml-utils
 275
 276 # Provides urlencode, among other things:
 277 gridsite-clients
 278
 279 # Image viewers
 280 eog  # Eye of GNOME
 281 eom  # Eye of MATE
 282 sxiv
 283 shotwell  # Photo manager
 284
 285 # Networking tools:
 286 # - netstat
 287 # - ifconfig
 288 # - ipmaddr
 289 # - iptunnel
 290 # - mii-tool
 291 # - nameif
 292 # - plipconfig
 293 # - rarp
 294 # - route
 295 # - slattach
 296 # - arp
 297 net-tools
 298
 299 # Net monitoring
 300 speedometer
 301 cbm
 302
 303 # Internet speed test
 304 speedtest-cli
 305
 306 # Retro net
 307 finger
 308
 309 # Games
 310 colobot
 311 warzone2100
 312
 313 # GNOME themes
 314 adwaita-icon-theme-full
 315 adwaita-qt
 316 gnome-themes-standard
 317 gnome-themes-ubuntu
 318
 319 lxappearance  # https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GTK
 320
 321 ifuse  # Mount iPhone
 322
 323 valgrind
 324
 325 # TeX / LaTeX
 326 texlive-full
 327 texinfo
 328
 329 # scons build systems, to build DOOM-3
 330 scons
 331 scons-doc
 332
 333 # tool for analyzing the complexity of C program functions
 334 complexity
 335 complexity-doc
 336
 337 # wine
 338 winetricks
 339 wine32
 340 wine64
 341
 342 remind
 343 # From package info:
 344 # > Homepage: http://www.roaringpenguin.com/products/remind/
 345 # > Description: sophisticated calendar and alarm program
 346 # > Remind allows you to remind yourself of upcoming events and
 347 # > appointments.  Each reminder or alarm can consist of a message sent
 348 # > to standard output, or a program to be executed.
 349 # > .
 350 # > It also features: sophisticated date calculation, moon phases,
 351 # > sunrise/sunset, Hebrew calendar, alarms, PostScript output, tcl/tk
 352 # > front-end and proper handling of holidays.
 353 # > .
 354 # > Reminders can be created by the remind scripting language or by using
 355 # > the graphical frontend package "tkremind".
 356
 357 mcron
 358 # From package info:
 359 # > Homepage: http://www.gnu.org/software/mcron
 360 # > Description: Guile-based program for running jobs at regular times
 361 # >  The GNU package mcron (Mellor's cron) can be a 100% compatible replacement for
 362 # >  Vixie cron (though the Debian package is not configured this way). It is
 363 # >  written in pure Guile, and allows configuration files to be written in scheme
 364 # >  (as well as Vixie's original format) for infinite flexibility in specifying
 365 # >  when jobs should be run.