Enter the Linux World-Ubuntu usage Diary

One week of school, I tried to delete xp and only installed Windows 7 7 (originally xp + Windows 7 ), then, empty a 30 GB disk space to install Ubuntu (this is a Linux system, windows users may be unfamiliar, but experts should know ). To enter a field, you must first start from the most basic and extensive, so I chose Ubuntu10.04, a desktop version with better ease of use. Because of the first entry, I only want to feel it. If there is any leakage, please correct it. In the Linux World, I have two tips: 1. Do not

One week of school, I tried to delete xp and only installed Windows 7 7 (originally xp + Windows 7 ), then, empty a 30 GB disk space to install Ubuntu (this is a Linux system, windows users may be unfamiliar, but experts should know ). To enter a field, you must first start from the most basic and extensive, so I chose Ubuntu 10.04, which is easy to use. Because of the first entry, I only want to feel it. If there is any leakage, please correct it.

I have two tips for entering the Linux World:
1. Do not compare the Linux system with the windows system, let alone make Linux "like" windows.
2. Do not look at Linux commercially. Non-profit and community communication are its essence.

Ubuntu launched the desktop version to make it easier for common users, such as gnome. However, after opening this gorgeous graphical interface, you will find a powerful, Shell-based operating system.
There are many reasons for choosing a Linux system: development, commercialization, servers, programming, open source, non-profit, security, high performance ...... For me, using Linux is a way to quickly learn computer-related technologies, because in Linux, you will have more opportunities to get in touch with ideas and problems in this regard. The second is the high performance and security of Linux.
Compared with windows, the advantages of Linux are obvious.

A teacher said that when a windows user transfers to Linux, there will be an impulse to smash the computer. This is not an exaggeration, because I have experienced many differences in operating habits and ways of thinking between Linux and windows, although things are similar in general.
I think the difficulty in getting started with Linux is that you have to get to know a new operating system, even if you are a windows expert. That is to say, everything has to be taken over. This is the threshold for Linux. From the structure and function of the file system, how to partition reasonably, how to learn Shell commands, how to select appropriate software, how to reasonably configure the system, and how to troubleshoot the system ...... A series of things are waiting for you to do, and every step is painstaking. Some people say that if you are not patient enough, we suggest you give up Linux. However, for computer enthusiasts, I would like to enter the Linux World.

Is Linux really so good? You may also doubt that most people have heard about Linux, but you still have little knowledge about Linux.
In addition to the thresholds mentioned above, the reason why Linux hinders the use of ordinary users is also to mention its application field. Linux is not specifically designed for ordinary entertainment and commercial applications, it is a development and high-performance endorsement word. In other words, using Linux requires more computer knowledge.
For the performance of Linux systems, I have found three manifestations (compared with windows): 1. the memory usage is more reasonable and less; 2. powerful Shell (in addition to the gorgeous graphical loss to make full use of the performance); 3. reasonable File System (Linux does not have the concept of disk fragmentation, and some people say that there are fewer disk fragments ).