dsh-starter-zh: DeepSeek Harness Starter Pack for Chinese Beginners
`dsh-starter-zh` is the beginner onboarding kit for DeepSeek Harness, designed to fill the gap in the learning path for Chinese-speaking users. It provides a welcome message, a five-stage learning path from zero to one, a scenario-based plugin recommendation list, and a 10-point self-check checklist. After installation, the Agent automatically guides users through onboarding. The plugin includes unit tests, has no external dependencies, and is licensed under the MIT License.
Read MoreSetting IP Addresses on Linux Servers: A Beginner's Guide
The IP address of a Linux server is the foundation for device communication (like a "house number"). IPv4 consists of 4 groups of numbers ranging from 0 to 255 (e.g., 192.168.1.100) and is used to locate devices. IP configuration supports two methods: dynamic (via DHCP, automatic acquisition for temporary testing) and static (manual specification for production environments). To view the IP address: Use `ip addr` (recommended) or `ifconfig` (requires installation on some systems). Identify the network interface name (e.g., eth0/ens33) and the assigned IP address. For static configuration (CentOS example): Confirm the network interface name, modify `/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ens33`, set `BOOTPROTO=static`, specify `IPADDR`, `NETMASK`, `GATEWAY`, and `DNS`, then restart the network service with `systemctl restart network` and verify the IP. For dynamic configuration: Change the configuration file's `BOOTPROTO=dhcp`, restart the network, and verify. For Ubuntu, use Netplan; configuration files are located in `/etc/netplan/`, apply changes with `netplan apply`. Common issues: IP conflicts, incorrect gateway/DNS settings. Troubleshoot using tools like `ping`.
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