Talk:Top 10 apps - Revision history

Modred11 at 22:22, 4 September 2010

2010-09-04T22:22:49Z

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	: Well, I see your point, but the aim was to help people to get started, so 'first apps to look at' might be a better representation. Certainly i wasn't planning on giving the list an order. The difference between this list and the other pages you linked is that this is a manageable list to install in one go, and should only list apps which are working well. This isn't my list either, it is taken from the forum discussion - where it seemed that people wanted a simple collection. --[[User:Tsh\|Tsh]] 16:06, 4 September 2010 (MEST)		: Well, I see your point, but the aim was to help people to get started, so 'first apps to look at' might be a better representation. Certainly i wasn't planning on giving the list an order. The difference between this list and the other pages you linked is that this is a manageable list to install in one go, and should only list apps which are working well. This isn't my list either, it is taken from the forum discussion - where it seemed that people wanted a simple collection. --[[User:Tsh\|Tsh]] 16:06, 4 September 2010 (MEST)

			::I like the idea of having a list of initial apps to start out with, I recently installed Ubuntu on my laptop and the first thing I did was install VLC/Gimp/Chromium/Audacity/Pidgin/Blender/etc. I think this sortof page would be really useful, especially to people not familiar with good Linux apps. I definitely agree with the browser list and having GIMP and VLC. But I'm not really one for strategy games, so should there be like Supertux or something listed below Wesnoth? IDK what good games like that are available for the Pandora. --[[User:Modred11\|Modred11]] 00:22, 5 September 2010 (MEST)

Tsh at 14:06, 4 September 2010

2010-09-04T14:06:45Z

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			: Well, I see your point, but the aim was to help people to get started, so 'first apps to look at' might be a better representation. Certainly i wasn't planning on giving the list an order. The difference between this list and the other pages you linked is that this is a manageable list to install in one go, and should only list apps which are working well. This isn't my list either, it is taken from the forum discussion - where it seemed that people wanted a simple collection. --[[User:Tsh\|Tsh]] 16:06, 4 September 2010 (MEST)

JayFoxRox: Is this page necessary?

2010-09-04T11:58:17Z

Is this page necessary?

New page

Sorry, but this page is based on opinions and it won't be helpful I believe.

Telling other users what you like best is manipulative and will most likely push one specific app while another one might be better for that user.
One way to fix this would be to rename this page to: "10 apps for category ..." and then just list them, rather than numbering them.

BUT that would also mean it's highly similar to the [[Software_projects]], [[Games]] and [[Emulator_list]] pages (which should be merged anyway in my opinion), rendering this pages useless.
To make sure certain apps are seen by other people you should start extending the previously named topics by adding a description and feature list for the apps.

- [[User:JayFoxRox|JayFoxRox]] 13:58, 4 September 2010 (MEST)