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You are ready to switch to linuxer-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. Basic Philosophy:
1. Simplicity is the most authentic, things are just the best enough, and things are easy to get bored;

2. adhere to the minimum Modification Principle. You cannot compile your own items that can be packed with others. You can follow the default settings and do not need to change the value on your own; this is the same principle that I used to set Hotkey when playing aoe. Can someone else set another personalized hotkey to beat me.

3. it is compatible, without any ideology or emotional color, and does not despise anything. For example, for jobs that are more suitable in windows, such as slides, excel can be done on a windows machine without having to worry about yourself, just a tool :)

OS:
Debian Lenny or Sid, both are good; install only one basic system, and then manually install some other basic packages, such as X server and windows manager;

Editor:
Vim has been quite skilled for many years;

After several twists and turns, emacs finally fell in love with it because of auctex;

These two editors are helpful if they are used up. They are not just an editor, but an important (maybe most important) component of linux life :)

Shell:
Ready for use
A tip: bash-completion is very helpful;

Chinese:
In the past, linux was never concerned with Chinese support, but this time it was installed with a new song font and a scim, and it was quite helpful;

X Environment:
I tried various wm and found that I like openbox most. config file is xml and the configuration is clear and clear. By default, w + t for urxvt, w + e for emacs, and w + w for firefox are defined;

Networking:
Firefox is a lot better than IE7;

Pidgin can be used in addition to QQ;

Lftp is more extensive and profound than gui ftp. The simplest ftp client, such as filezilla, cannot support "ls | grep.

Multimedia:
SMPlayer is capable of playing videos. I can use SMPlayer in windows;

For mp3, the moc under the command line is quite useful. Some people say that amarok is very strong, but I haven't tried it yet.

Documentation:
LaTeX is the best choice for writing paper;

Openoffice is sufficient for reading word and ppt files, but these files are generally processed in windows;

If the pdf file is used, the xpdf file is small enough;

Others.