Software that has always been a favorite-platform-based

First, I divide software based on the platform, because although I do not like windows, there are indeed a few good software on Windows.
Telnet-Linux: In the old version of Windows, inaccessible ports will be suspended and cannot be canceled. Although the latest Windows Version fixes this issue, however, Linux has been able to cancel inaccessible requests since ancient times.
Vim -- Linux/Windows: it provides more convenient editing functions than notepad and WordPad on Windows, including word.
Mutt -- Linux: A good mail client, which can be used with the powerful | (redirection) function of shell to conveniently send and receive emails. If you are a business engineer, you should use the web mail client honestly. However, if you subscribe to maillist, the Web Client will cause a lot of trouble, after all, the web mail client targets information content, rather than information formats and quick operations. Almost all people who use the mouse are browsing or getting information, while those who use the keyboard are always contributing information. After all, both hands can be properly concentrated in the central area of the keyboard, with the mouse, you have to move one of your hands and have more right hands!
Fetchmail-Linux: Let's take a look at the cathedral and fair. By the way, let's take a look at Eric Raymond, the guy with an ugly face and a superb skill.
MS-Visio -- Windows: A drawing software. If you work in a company, you must learn it. here we will not talk about word and PPT, which is more basic, maybe you must use them to complete the work log, and the work log is directly linked to your salary...
Firefox -- Windows: Why not Linux? Because there are too many web browsing tools on Linux, and the deeper significance is that on Linux, you do not need to use web in many cases. In Windows, in addition to the lack of support for fancy features, Firefox is quite good...
Icesword -- Windows!
Wireshark-Windows: My wife does not like me to open this, but I know a lot about network protocols.
Scapy -- Linux: a meaningful tool. You can construct your own data packets and then do whatever you like.
Google-Earth -- Windows: You can see the whole world, much better than watching a map of the world, and sometimes you will see yourself sleeping on a roof on a hot day.
Qq-Windows/Linux: It is undeniable that you cannot use email or RTX for anyone who wants to be fashionable. You must have a QQ with a high level.
Feixin-Windows: Wife's words: Although Feixin is doing nothing, it is at least mobile and can send text messages for free.
Thunder-Windows, it not only satisfies the desire for extra points, but is not addictive, so the first thing every day is to open Baidu, and then download all the links (then there is a requirement on the file size, so I open the MP3 page, download 10 songs ).
No matter how you use the classic Windows interface: Refreshing, you can work with peace of mind, or, to see a fancy interface, you only need to enter a XX, then full screen...