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What surprises me is the person to be totally rude in response to another person who is just trying to help and still defend itself by saying that is actually making a constructive criticism, as it would be impossible to do this and be polite and respectful at the same time.

I had to restart the downlod because of problems with my connection
I'll try the version with openbox first to be more accustomed to it.

I removed the categories on which I have no preference or if it is a piece of software I do not regularly use or i do not have enough experience in to have an opinion.

Archive Managers - File-Roller

File Managers - Thunar, gnome-commander

Image Editors - GIMP

Image Editors (vector) - Inkscape

Image Utilities - gcolor2

Image Viewers - GPicView

Instant Messengers - Gajim, Skype, finch (cli)

Music Editor - Audacity

Music Players MPlayer (cli)

Music Tagger - Easytag

Network Managers - Network-Manager

Office Apps - OpenOffice.org, LaTeX

PDF Reader - Evince

System Monitors - Conky, htop (cli)

System Panels/Menus/Trays - Tint2

Terminal Emulators - Yakuake

Text Editors - Gedit, nano (cli)

Torrent Clients - Transmission

Video Players - MPlayer (cli)

Web Browsers - Google Chrome

Other - Gparted, volwheel

Currently I have used the Moc and MPlayer, but nothing compares to Foobar when it comes to organization of MP3. Everything is simple, light, fast and practical and has not found any substitute for it in Linux.

Here it works well.

Cool, ADcomp. I will test as soon as I finish the download. If I may I would like to make a small suggestion, try to update the iso in the first post, so we know it's the latest (I started to download the file twice before downloading the last one: D)

Welcome aboard.

Seja bem-vindo.

In several sectors of government use of Linux has become mandatory. Some departments of Rio de Janeiro (such as health) are no longer using proprietary software. The measure aims to reduce expenses and encouragement of open source.

Luckily I have some friends who use Linux. The number of home computers running Linux (Ubuntu mostly) has grown a lot here in Brazil. That's why here you'll find shops selling computers with Linux (Kurumim) and not with the Win, to lower the cost of the machine too.
The closest person that uses Linux is the brother of my girlfriend who was who directed me to the #! and gave me a help at first, but at its best Linux then allowed me to learn alone.
To conclude, I was a month with two OS on my machine (#! And XP) and then faced the challenge of being alone with Linux (and never programmed anything in my life). I do not want to go back to Win.

PS: Sorry for bad english.

A little off-topic: you can change the computer name without having to reinstall the #!?

Currently I use the Kazehakase an excellent browser, lightweight and fast.

Yes, the lastfmsubmitd already with my login information. When I start MCOP I point it to the file that was created MOCP -C ~ / .moc / config so that it uses this file. I made some changes as to not show the playlist and use the black theme by default, but it seems it does not make it scrobble. Looks like I'm doing something stupid.