To facilitate the automatic installation of scripts for commonly used software under Ubuntu12.10, you can directly write the software to be updated in one script. #! /Bin/bash # vimupdate # sudoapt-get-yinstallvim # Right-click the terminal sudo &
To facilitate the automatic installation of scripts for commonly used software in Ubuntu 12.10, you can directly write the software to be updated in a script.
- #! /Bin/bash
- # Vim update
- # Sudo apt-get-y install vim
- # Right-click Terminal
- Sudo apt-get-y install nautilus-open-terminal
- # Multimedia player
- # Sudo apt-get-y install vlc
- # Installing rar support
- Sudo apt-get-y install rar unrar
- # G ++
- Sudo apt-get-y install g ++
- # Java
- Sudo apt-get-y install openjdk-7-jdk
- # Git
- Sudo apt-get-y install git
- # Svn
- # Sudo apt-get-y install subversion
- # Eclipse
- Sudo apt-get-y install eclipse-platform
- # Pdf reader
- Sudo apt-get-y install okular
- # Linux photoshop
- # Sudo apt-get-y intsll gimp
- # Feiq
- Sudo apt-get-y install iptux
- # Qt
- # Sudo apt-get-y install qt4-qmake
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- # Vi. config/user-dirs.dirs
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- Echo-e "All install Over !! \ N"
Last Note vi ~ /. Config/user-dirs.dirs in order to modify the default Chinese several directories, become English Easy to operate in the command line.