What to do after installing Archlinux

I come to leave my experience after having installed Archlinux to show the packages that I add to have everything I use. I want to clarify it well, it is what I use in a 64-bit architecture, there are not all the packages that can be used, but basically there are several that I am going to leave below ...
Messenger service: Skype or Whatsapp

[root@ice ice]# pacman -S skype

Torrents Manager: qbittorrent
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S qbittorrent

Download manager: JDownloader
ice@ice ~$ yaourt -S jdownloader2

Web navigator: (all my life I choose Firefox)
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S firefox

Android tools: Apktool, Adb, Aapt, Fastboot, etc.
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S android-tools
ice@ice ~$ yaourt -S android-apktool

Java:
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S jre8-openjdk jdk8-openjdk

Flash:
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S flashplugin

Compressed Files and Management from Nemo / Nautilus:
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S file-roller p7zip unrar zip unzip

Very customizable terminal: Tilda
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S tilda</ P>

MTP to connect our phone and manage it:
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S gvfs-mtp

Imagen editor: Gimp
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S gimp

Video editor: Opportunity
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S openshot

Screen recording: SimpleScreenRecorder
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S simplescreenrecorder

Music player: Audacious / Spotify
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S audacious
ice@ice ~$ yaourt -S spotify

Video player: VLC
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S vlc

Office Suite: libreoffice
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S libreoffice libreoffice-es

Text editor: Gedit
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S gedit gedit-plugins

HTML editor: Bluefish / Sublime-Text 3
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S bluefish
ice@ice ~$ yaourt -S sublime-text-dev

Emulation of operating systems: Virtualbox
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S virtualbox

Console emulators: Zsnes / Gens-gs / Plasytation / Nintendo64
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S zsnes
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S gens-gs
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S pcsxr
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S mupen64plus

Joystick Configuration: Jstest-gtk (it helps me a lot since I have a PS2 pad)
ice@ice ~$ yaourt -S jstest-gtk-git

View system information in terminal: screen fetch
ice@ice ~$ yaourt -S screenfetch-git

Dock: Plank
[root@ice ice]# pacman -S plank plank-config

Microsoft sources:
ice@ice ~$ yaourt -S fontconfig-ttf-ms-fonts

Themes / Icons / Pointers:
Themes for SDDM: Since in the installation guide I told you that I use this session manager, I also left it with some themes and an application so that you can set the themes
ice@ice ~$ yaourt -S archlinux-themes-sddm sddm-futuristic-theme sddm-theme-archpaint2 sddm-urbanlifestyle-theme sddm-config-editor-git

Themes for Cinnamon: I'm a huge fan of Numix xD
ice@ice ~$ yaourt -S numix-circle-icon-theme-git numix-icon-theme-git numix-
themes-git plank-theme-numix

Numix pointers:
ice@ice ~$ yaourt -S xcursor-numix

Well basically this is what I have installed at the moment, well counting the graphical environments also that would be: cinnamon, xfce4, enlightenment, mate and gnome-shell. I use cinnamon, it seems perfect to work with and has everything I need close at hand.
In the case that you want to share your favorite applications, it would also be great for us to make a large database and I am modifying it so that we have everything at hand and easily accessible.

A hug! 


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