ArchLinux Follow-up work

One: Create a normal user

#useradd-M-G users-g audio,video,floppy,network,rfkill,scanner,storage,optical,power,wheel,uucp-s/bin/bash Uname

#passwd uname

Elevate permissions

#pacman-S sudo

Edit/etc/sudoers Join uname all= (All) all remove this line comment%wheel all= (all) all re-login verification

Two: Install desktop Xfce

#pacman-S Xorg-server xorg-server-utils Xorg-xinit

#pacman-S Xf86-video-nouveau

#pacman-S Input-synaptics

#pacman-S Xfce4 xfce4-goodies

Font

#pacman-S Ttf-dejavu

#pacman-S Ttf-arphic-ukai

#pacman-S Ttf-arphic-uming

#pacman-S Wqy-zenhei

Two: Using the slim login

Log on to the desktop environment with Startxfce4 when no more logins are installed

#pacman-S Slim archlinux-themes-slim

#cp/ETC/SKEL/.XINITRC ~/.XINITRC

Remove this line of comment

EXEC Startxfce4

#systemctl Enable Slim.service

#chmod +x ~/.XINITRC

Note: This example is the root user to use the Slim login settings, after restarting to enter the slim login, cannot log on to the ordinary user, this is because under ordinary users also need. xinitrc file and specify the user desktop environment. I want a normal user to log in to the KDE environment if KDE is already installed.

Change some settings including subject, default login user, etc. from file/etc/slim.conf. You can view your favorite topics in/usr/share/slim/themes

Three: Chinese culture

Export LANG=ZH_CN. UTF-8

Export Language=zh_cn:en_us

Export Lc_ctype=en_us. UTF-8

Place the above three lines in the ~/.XINITRC and precede the exec Startxfce4

Four: Chinese Input Method Fcitx-sunpinyin

#pacman-S FCITX fcitx-sunpinyin Fcitx-configtool

~/.XINITRC Join

Export GTK_IM_MODULE=FCITX

Export QT_IM_MODULE=FCITX

Export xmodifiers= "@im =FCITX"

And then use the Configuration tool to add and set up, very simple

Source: https://wiki.archlinux.org

ArchLinux Follow-up work