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Article needs a lot of improvement.
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Kernel space User space
Software
Description
Busybox
The most used user-space environment for embedded Linux installations.
Dejagnu
A Testing suit used in most core Linux software.
GNU Binary Utilities
Main tools used for object code manipulation and linking.
GNU C Library
Main Linux distributions backward-compatible C library.
GNU Compiler Collection
The group of compilers used in compiling most of Linux distributions sources.
GNU Core Utilities
Basic Unix-compatible GNU system packages.
Category:Linux kernel features
Language Interpreter
Description
Awk
A tool for processing text based records. A basic block for all distributions.
GNU Bash
Core Unix shell in most Linux distributions.
Perl
A language Heavily used in Linux distributions for text processing.
Python
High level language that also enjoys heavy use in Linux distributions.
Sed
Utility for parsing text files. It can be considered a language of its own.
See also X window manager , Comparison of X Desktop Environments , and Comparison of X window managers
Applications
Description
Blender
a free and open-source 3D computer graphics software product
Bootsplash
kernel level splash screen implementation - superseded by splashy
CNR (software)
Emacs
Non arguably one of the best editors in the world
Envy (software)
ATI/NVIDIA driver installation script
Geany
fast and lightweight editor / IDE, uses GTK+
Gedit
GNOME-based Text Editor
GIMP and ingimp
Photoediting tool
Kate
KDE-based Text Editor
KBounce
Kdenlive
KDE Non-linear Video Editor
Kolf
Computer Game.
Ktorrent
Bit torrent client
Leafpad
Lightweight editor with similar look to Notepad.
nano
A simple text editor that we do not have to argue about.
NEdit
A little-known graphical user interface-based editor with roots from the Motif project.
Pidgin
Instant Messenger.
Rhythmbox
GNU-based iTunes clone
Splashy
advance user level splash screen implementation
usplash
usplash userspace splash screen implementation
Vim
Non arguably a better editor than emacs
Wine
Wine stands for "W ine I s N ot an E mulator"
See also Category: Linux software
Item
Description
Apparmor
An LSM adopted largely by Novell, OpenSuze and Ubuntu
Selinux
An LSM largely adopted by redhat-based distributions
SMACK
A new LSM that aims for simplicity
