I chose Ubuntu12.04, not mac (1/12)---to say a WPS

To tell the truth, initially chose Ubuntu instead of CentOS or a lot of money, and nothing to consider,

However, the choice of Mac is a matter of repeated consideration------Sister's Mac lent me a week, feeling is, B-grid high, and then eggs.

Mac basically is to want money, it calls you to do what, you can not do what, however, you can roll-----mac is so overbearing thinking, but can not conceal its excellent----however, cattle people are generally the case, your company's cattle, which is not a bit eccentric, For example, go to work to clock out half an hour late (although can flexitiome)

Seriously, with the Mac notebook, 17000~22000, the same money, I went to DIY a, Shanghai Bainaohui (no acquaintance you still save it).

--------However, I should tell you that what we should focus on is not its (and so on) configuration, but its user experience, and Apple is doing quite well.

Choose Linux, whether it is Ubuntu or not, as an excellent, experienced developer, we should not be afraid of tossing, because what?

Because we are technical, because Linux can make its own private custom (maybe you just started to run the imitation, but does not prevent you to create later)

..........

nonsense , it's over, in this series, I'm delusional, through 12 of small topics, introduce the things that have been summed up by the predecessors.

The following methods are tested under Ubuntu12.04

1. Download and install the software, address: http://community.wps.cn/download/

2. Enter the command and wait

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install libc6-i386 (If your lib is up-to-date, this step is omitted)

sudo apt-get install ia32-libs

3. Start installing the Deb package (my download is under download/, named wps-office_8.1.0.3724~b1p2_i386.deb)

CD downloads/

sudo dpkg-i wps-office_8.1.0.3724~b1p2_i386.deb (Note This command: sudo dpkg-i package name )

Oh, click on the Win button (don't tell me that your keyboard is not the US version), enter Kongsoft

I chose Ubuntu12.04, not mac (1/12)---to say a WPS