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Software I use now and then

Blender: Open source software for 3D modeling, animation, rendering, post-production, interactive creation and playback.
GIMP: GNU Image Manipulation Program.
hugin: Panorama tools GUI.
enblend: Image blending with multiresolution splines, used together with hugin

vim: Text editor with a fairly steep learning curve, not something that would make your average Windows user happy.
LaTeX: Creating typographically good-looking documents made easy. What everyone should be using...
Kile: LaTeX-IDE for KDE.
Kate: Another good editor.
Quanta Plus: KDE-IDE for web stuff.

Linux: I got tired of the instabilities of Windows, so switched to something different and never going back - unless someone forces me.
Arch Linux: Fast, no-nonsense Linux distribution, currently my favourite.
Fedora: I still keep a partition with the latest stable release.
KDE: And my favorite Desktop Environment.

Intel Fortran Compiler for Linux: Yes, I know, its not open source, but that doesn't really matter (to me, at least).
Intel Math Kernel Library: For the occasional matrix inversion.
ROBODoc: Generates documentation in a variety of formats from source code. I use this because doxygen doesn't work with Fortran.
CMake: Cross platform makefile generator.
Python: I wrote some small scripts in python for Blender
PLPlot: Embeddable plot program (I use it together with Fortran and python)
Octave: Yet another Matlab replacement
Maxima: An open-source continuation of MACSYMA, the oldest symbolic number crunching software package.
Matlab: They really should get rid of the Java Virtual Machine, the GUI crashes every single time I use it on Linux...
Maple: Symbolic and numeric number crunching and this one even has a stable GUI.