Tuning Eclipse on Linux

Talk about configuration of Eclipse, http://www.eclipsezone.com/eclipse/forums/t61618.html

My office Linux server has dual CPUs and 2 GB memory, and the parameters that I am using are
-vmargs -Xms128M -Xmx512M -XX:PermSize=128M -XX:MaxPermSize=256M

Crime rate in LA metro area

Based on Cityrating.com , violent/property

Thousand Oaks: 0.27/0.33
Pasadena: 0.83/0.74
Glendale: 0.30/0.44
Burbank: 0.46/0.59
Curver city: 0.76/0.66
Alhambra: 0.54/0.63
Monterey Park: 0.45/0.50
San Gabriel: 0.83/0.47

C# notes

Show line numbers:
Tools => Options => Text editor => All languages

Hot Key Description
Ctrl + F6 Next IDE Wiindow
Ctrl + Shift + F6 Previous IDE Window
F12 Go to Definition (highlighted or cursor position in)
Shift + F2 Go to Definition (easier than F12 if you use left hand for hot keys)
Ctrl + Shift + F2 Go previous point in code window
F7 Switch from Designer to Code Window
Shift + F7 Switch from Code Window to Designer if applicable
Ctrl + Z Undo (please stop mousing to Edit Undo)
Ctrl + C Copy ( please stop right-click and select Copy from context menu, PAINFUL to Watch)
Ctrl + V Paste (DITTO)
Ctrl + X Cut (DITTO)
F8 Step into (VB6 Keyboard Settings F10 Default)
Shift + F8 Step over (VB6 Keyboard Settings F11 Default)
Ctrl + F Find (Please stop wasting time by mousing to Edit, Find; PAINFUL to WATCH)
Ctrl+k, then Ctrl+F Reformat code

See http://allhotkeys.com/visual-studio-net-hotkeys.html