I installed fedora12 on the previous day, and I was able to access the Internet with the help of my brother. However, for me who are used to the Windows system, using Linux is really a great challenge. The original control system like the terminal is just full of brains and dizzy! After installing the system, I was not busy learning it. Instead, I tried it first. I like to listen to music, so I tried to play music on the player that comes with the system. However, my God ~, I had to install the decoder myself. It was a real crash, so I went online to check that it took a whole day to finally let rhythmbox play music. Although it was still very elementary, but at the moment of success, I was "happy from the beginning to the toe!
After that, I know that there is still a long way to get familiar with Linux, but I like the feeling of happiness after solving the problem, and I have to stick to it even if it is difficult! (Although it takes only two days, I like this system a bit. ^ _ ^)
PS: Solving the Problem of playing music in rhythmbox
The first problem is decoding. Because rhythmbox uses gstreamer as the backend, gstreamer must be available otherwise it cannot be used.
Obtain the source to update the software package.
Rpm-IVH http://download1.rpmfusion.org/free/fedora/rpmfusion-free-release-stable.noarch.rpm
Rpm-IVH http://download1.rpmfusion.org/nonfree/ fedora/rpmfusion-nonfree-release-stable.noarch.rpm
(The above is generally a new available version of fushion, but I cannot find it on the home page. I cannot directly execute the above command to install it because the version is incorrect, I found the fedora12 version on another website !)
After obtaining the above two sources, download the decoder. This is easy to do:
Yum install gstreamer-plugins-Good gstreamer-plugins-bad gstreamer-plugins-uugly
Install the above three packages and you will be able to listen to most of the songs. Of course, the WMA format still lacks a decoder.
Yum install gstreamer-FFMPEG to enjoy the music!