Ubuntu tips-what to do after Ubuntu is installed

Many Windows users feel helpless when they start to use Ubuntu. Ubuntu is very different from Windows. It is not easy to manage Ubuntu easily. Ubuntu is used differently from Windows. Many users are unfamiliar with command line, file system layout, and application name. But don't worry. We will help you. If you used to be a Windows or MacOSX user and want to learn Ubuntu now, you have come to the right place. We are trying to help new users start U

Many Windows users feel helpless when they start to use Ubuntu. Ubuntu is very different from Windows. It is not easy to manage Ubuntu easily. Ubuntu is used differently from Windows. Many users are unfamiliar with command line, file system layout, and application name. But don't worry. We will help you.

If you used to be a Windows or Mac OS X user and want to learn Ubuntu now, you have come to the right place. We are trying to help new users start their Ubuntu journey. Our slogan is"Cainiao tutorial".

Most of our tutorials are not for professionals, but for beginners who are just learning Windows and Ubuntu. Therefore, if you encounter any problems on Ubuntu, you can come back and turn around.

Now, let's get down to the truth. A few days ago, a reader asked us a question:

What should I do first after installing Ubuntu?

Very simple. You may have a lot to do when you first install Ubuntu. But the most important thing is to make it work normally. Don't worry about difficulties. You will soon understand these issues.

Here are some things you want to do after installing Ubuntu. You may want to do more than this, but these are important.

• Update System-first update your system. System updates allow you to install newer software packages and some other program fixes. When using Ubuntu, you can use the following command to correctly update the system.
  Sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get dist-upgrade & sudo apt-get autoremove
• After Ubuntu is installed, run the following command. This command can help you install the codecs and software packages excluded from Ubuntu for legal reasons. Ubuntu does not pre-install these important programs. Without these programs, you may not be able to listen to music, watch movies, or do other things. Therefore, if you have installed Ubuntu but cannot play a DVD or listen to music CD, run the following command.
  Sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras

These commands are not all the commands you will run on Ubuntu, but they must be run first after Ubuntu is installed. I hope this will help you.

Pleasant use!

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