- Make sure your /boot partition is big enough (be safe, make it at least 500MB) so in the future you have enough space to build and store kernels.
- Consider making partitions for /home, /var. The root partition ("/") should be large enough. I.E. 8GB is small for a desktop install, you will almost always need more.
- Super Grub Disk is handy for multiple system booting recovery.
- Backup and fdisk to prepare your hard drive.
Edit:
Emacs
Tex (TeX Live, LaTex)
Terminal:
Tmux (splitting your console)
Internet:
Firefox Sync Bookmark
Extension--Download Status Bar
Extension--No-Script
Extension--Ad Block Plus
Extension--FireBug
Extension--Tor Button
Extension--Privoxy
Flashplayer
JDownloader
QBittorrent
aMule
Development:
Subversion (Sync Your Repository)
GCC
Boost
Qt-Creator
Java
Mono
MonoDevelop
Multimedia:
VLC
RealPlayer
FFmpeg
GIMP
Virtualization:
VirtualBox
QEMU
Server Related:
Apache
FireWall
PHP
Django
Office:
GnuCash Sync GnuCash Book
OpenOffice
Miscellaneous:
Sync Home Directory
DateTime Format:24 or 12
gcin, cp noseeing to ~/.gcin, im-switch to set gcin as default
Tor
Privoxy
Unrar
Wine
rdesktop (remote control windows from linux)
Ntfs-3g (to see ntfs drive)
yum update (Fedora)
apt-get update (Ubuntu)
portsnap fetch update (FreeBSD)
enable additional repository
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