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Arch LxQt Desktop

Programs I use in LxQt desktop.

	VLC media player Community rating: 4 Notes: Plays literally everything, and does it well. I prefer mpv for playing youtube streams though. And it uses Qt
Q	QTerminal Notes: It's in qt, so fits the desktop, that's about it.
	Mozilla Firefox Community rating: 4 Notes: Absolutely great browser. A real shame it still uses GTK. It's lighter on resources than Chromium, has slicker interface, it has great support of css styles and animations, allows for a lot of customization. Nothing really competes with it.
	Pacman Community rating: 4 Notes: The default package manager for arch. Love it because it doesn't leave a clutter, installs only what you need, and doesn't uninstall what you don't tell it to. It's a little less intuitive than apt, but once you learn it you will type less.
	Redshift Community rating: 3 Notes: I work a lot with computers, and noticed lately that I loose ability to focus my vision in evenings because of eyestrain. The moment I had runned Redshift I was able to read text in the evening. Absolutely necessary for me now.
	AUR Community rating: 4 Notes: Offers the latest (even bleeding edge) software and community packages. The reason why I love arch.
	Qt 5 Community rating: 5 Notes: Qt is multiplatform and portable framework mainly for c++. What to say it's so far one of the best of free frameworks with great community and active development
V	volumeicon Notes: Easy, universal, portable, beauty of simplicity.
J	juffed Notes: Great editor. I use it as a free substitute of sublime text. It gets the job done and is written in Qt.
	Openbox Community rating: 4 Notes: Openbox is a window manager, that's very lightweight, compatible with almost everything, and allows quite high degree of customization. I use it with decor-none, which saves space on my screen.

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