Off-Topic:
> Most consumer routers can't even use 1/10th of it and some literally melt if you try.

Holy shit 0_o

So you can melt the router, if you send enough packages to the router, or do they melt only, when the clock speed and voltage is incsreased as well?

PS: Linux has many problems;)

> And BTW, what is it supposed to do?

You do not have to install any of these.
The programs listed are only some programs that the poster uses regulary.

i.e.
* apache = HTTP web server
* nodejs = JavaScript Executor used i.e. for web servers
* Python = the programming language...

> You actually stated it perfectly.
These are no problems.
Its just part of his setup. Like when you install Firefox on Windows (default on most Linux systems).

> How about a moderation of -1 pedantic.

How about -1 for you for being aggressive and ignorant ^^

For your memory: Camel Pilot: "I don't understand this... I never have gone around chasing drivers at least on the hardware I regularly use. Install OS, install my pet apps - geany, anaconda python, nodejs, gimp, nginx, apache, etc"