Fedora Gnome3 System Setup

Every time fedora is installed, everyone will set it up. Here are some of my favorite: Updates

Yum Install Yum-fastestmirror-y

Yum Update-y

Yum Install Gnome-tweak-tool-y

After the system upgrade, the general will appear new kernel, this is to restart the system, into the new kernel to remove the old kernel, you must not update the finished directly to delete, will be tragic.

Rpm-qa | grep kernel #查看已安装的内核

Uname-r #查看当前使用的内核

Yum Remove kernel-#删除不需要的内核, such as: Yum Remove kernel-3.1.0-7.fc16.x86_64

It is not recommended to remove directly using the Rpm-e method, but to remove it using yum Remove,

Because using yum Remove, Yum automatically removes the kernel-related boot entry and configuration, and does not affect other cores.
Next, has been a lot of fedora users face a big problem, that is, MP3 file tag and view Win under the text of Chinese characters display garbled.

1. Player Music label garbled

Online methods are mostly said that the MP3 format of the file tag used to convert the command: MID3ICONV-E GBK *.mp3.

After this operation, although Linux under the garbled solution, but under Windows will appear garbled.

The perfect approach is to modify the environment variables, modify the/etc/profile file as root, and then add the following two lines to the file:

Export gst_id3_tag_encoding=gbk:utf-8:gb18030

Export gst_id3v2_tag_encoding=gbk:utf-8:gb18030

When you log off, you can import again.

2.gedit View File garbled

Because of the different fedora formats in the text file open windows will often appear garbled.

The solution on the web is usually to use/etc/sysconfig/i18n files to modify the environment variables to achieve the goal, the method here does not need to do so.

Method One:

Terminal Input Command (NOTE: This command cannot be executed under root permissions, but is performed by ordinary users): Gsettings set org.gnome.gedit.preferences.encodings auto-detected "[' UTF-8 ', ' GB18030 ', ' GB2312 ', ' GBK ', ' BIG5 ', ' current ', ' UTF-16 ' '

Gsettings set org.gnome.gedit.preferences.encodings shown-in-menu "[' UTF-8 ', ' GB18030 ', ' GB2312 ', ' GBK ', ' BIG5 ', '"] Current ', ' UTF-16 ']

Method Two:

Install Dconf-editor (Gconf-editor upgrade), and enter the command in the terminal:

Yum Install Dconf-tools-y

And then execute the command:

Dconf-editor

Open->org->gnome->gedit->preferences->encodings in turn.

Add ' GB18030 ' to the value item in auto-detected, written in second place;

Add ' GB18030 ' to the value item in Shown-in-menu, written in second place.

Note that single quotes are in English format. There is also a setting for the power-on self-starter application, which, unlike Gnome2, should be done under G3:

After pressing ALT+F2, enter:

Gnome-session-properties

These are some more than gnome2 changes in the setting method, the rest here no longer repeat. Simplified Chinese configuration

Previously ~/.fonts.conf beautification scheme no longer applies, please rename the ~/.fonts.conf in the personal user directory, and then login the system in Simplified Chinese to see if the system's default Chinese fonts are beautiful and durable.

Simplified Chinese font bitmap font and anti-aliased font of the switch:

Su-c ' zenheiset AA ' switch to anti-aliased font

Su-c ' Zenheiset bitmap ' toggle bitmap font

If you prefer the English interface to use Simplified Chinese at the same time, add the following environment variables to the ~/.bash_profile:

Export PANGO_LANGUAGE=EN:ZH_CN

SOURCE ~/.bash_profile

PS: This part is mainly GNOME, the KDE situation is yet to be supplemented, but according to this QT Bug does not seem to fully support the ~/.fonts.conf landscaping. Some packages that need to be installed:

Yum Groupinstall "Development Tools" #开发工具

Yum Groupinstall "office/productivity" # libreoffice.org Kit