Fedora7, OpenSUSE10.3, Ubuntu7.10 User Experience

Fedora7, OpenSUSE10.3, Ubuntu7.10 basic user experience-Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. For more information, see the following. Recently, we tried these three popular Linux Distribution. Each of the three has its own characteristics:

OpenSUSE is a Community version released by Novell. Use KDE as the desktop environment. The menu, layout, and operations of this version are similar to those of Windows, and the software package installation is relatively simple. At the same time, the topic of OpenSUSE, which has always been the most gorgeous Linux release version, is still very good. Users who migrate data from Windows to Linux may be able to use this version. YaST has done a good job, and the main system settings are integrated. However, it takes a lot of time to install software and update because there is no software source server in China. At the same time, the desktop system is slow.

Fedora is an open-source project funded by Redhat. This Linux release has been using leading technologies and Gnome as the default desktop. This version is very attractive to users who are keen on using new technologies. This version integrates some of the current Compiz-fusion features (compiz extras or beryl at the time), and has a great desktop experience. At the same time, the "Fly High" theme produced by the Fedora artist is quite gorgeous. However, due to the lack of software source servers in China, the installation and update of software are also very slow, and the execution efficiency of yum is low. In addition, I do not understand why "Add/Delete" or "yum-extender" errors occur without network connection. Is there a problem with my configuration? Do I still need to connect to the Internet if I want to delete a software?

Ubuntu is a Debian-based Linux release that inherits the features of Debian and adds its own features. The most distinctive feature is its software management. The classification is clear. Each software is identified by the company/community responsible for maintenance, popularity, and whether it is integrated with Gnome/KDE, copyright issues? (non-free software in Ubuntu has been criticized by some open-source community members ). Ubuntu integrates Gnome desktop, as well as Kubuntu with KDE and Xubuntu with XFCE. Ubuntu runs very quickly, but the default artist is not very nice. After using Mac4lin to beautify the theme, it looks pretty much like my favorite Mac OS X.

In general, Linux is becoming more and more beautiful now, and the system's functions are constantly increasing. I believe that in the near future, the availability of Linux will be comparable to that of Windows.