Build a DIY server version FC5 in this way

In this way, I set up the DIY server version FC5-Linux Enterprise Application-Linux server application information. The following is a detailed description.

(400) {this. resized = true; this. width = 400; this. alt = 'click here to open new window';} "onmouseover =" if (this. resized) this. style. cursor = 'hand'; "onclick =" window. open ('HTTP: // my.opera.com/boatonsea/homes/blog/LeoFcSrv.gif'); ">

The server includes all the servers on the ora Core 5 installation disk. The windows management system uses XFce instead of GNOME and KDE, so that resource usage can be rationalized. Some of the necessary desktop tools should be installed, such as the Alsa package and Firefox.

The procedure is as follows:

(1) Use FC5 to install the basic system and select all servers;

(2) Use the ADD/remove software management SOFTWARE to remove gnome, KDE, and other unwanted ones. Select XFce (somehow, XFce was not selected during initial installation, so you have to install GNOME first, );

(3) update yum update (FC stuff is updated very quickly and it is best to keep up with the times );

(4) leave only one software with overlapping functions, such as deleting Mozilla and retaining Firefox, and deleting other unnecessary software.

After the restart, the system becomes fresh.

Because the gorgeous GNOME and KDE are deleted, it is important to be familiar with the command line operation methods.

Today, I am afraid there are not many familiar with XFce. The key is to know how to manage folders in the GUI-Enter "xffm" on the terminal to get the GUI.