How to Use Fedora8

The installation of Fedora8 is also quite good. The overall feeling is good. You can recognize the video card and even the wide screen. The most strange thing is that the touchpad is also driven by this version, this is incredible (it would be nice to have a software switch on this touchpad ). In short, this version is basically ready for normal use. However, there are also some small confusions: 1. when I set INITLEVEL to 3 (although I use X, but I am used to 3 at startup), there is a clear pop-up screen after startx, and then the desktop background is loaded. The whole screen is

The installation of Fedora 8 is also good for some days. The overall feeling is good. You can recognize the video card yourself, and you don't have to work hard on the wide screen. The most strange thing is that the touchpad is also driven by this version, this is incredible (it would be nice to have a software switch on this touchpad ). In short, this version is basically ready for normal use. However, there are also some small confusions:

1. when I set init level to 3 (although I use X, but I am used to 3 at startup), startx has a clear pop-up screen, after loading the desktop background, the entire screen is messy (but clear). After the desktop background is started, the screen is completely normal.

2. After 1, there were two more troubles. After using init 5, there was a beautiful Chinese desktop. I used 3 and startx turned into full English, but it didn't work for a long time. Well, forget it. Isn't it good to use English ?? But there is another problem, read English but also to write Chinese A, English interface default no Chinese Input Method, solution: Modify/etc/sysconfig/i18n in the append LC_CTYPE = "zh_CN.UTF-8 ",

Change the file content

LANG = "en_US.UTF-8"

LC_CTYPE = "zh_CN.UTF-8"

SYSFONT = "latarcyrheb-sun16"

Then restart the system. By default, press ctrl + space to start scim and enter Chinese characters.