I hope this is my fault.

I hope this is my fault-Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. Here is the details. Two days ago I heard a letter from a colleague from the department. I suddenly wondered who would write now? So I suspect that it is mine. Because he and I have the same pronunciation, although there are two different words in the three words. The result was not sent to me, but my colleague gave it to me the next day. It was indeed mine. In fact, it is not a letter, it is two CDs, it is the two Ubuntu installation CDs I requested from Shipit, that is what I want to say today.

For more information about Ubuntu, visit the encyclopedia. In short, Ubuntu is a Debian-based Linux release and one of the most popular Linux releases. I have been in touch with Linux, have tried RedHat, Slackware, and Fedora, and have been using Windows. Xp is the most used, and I have been in touch with Vista for some days. Of course, I am not familiar with these operating systems, including Windows systems. Therefore, I am not qualified to evaluate the two types of operating systems. I feel like I have my own strengths.

A fresh change in Microsoft's latest Windows Vista is the new UI, and I personally think that the ease of use is also greatly improved. At the same time, Linux is trying to make some changes to improve convenience and ease of use, so as to attract desktop users. So, the Ubuntu of Compiz Fusion is installed much more than Vista. I used to send a video about this. Moreover, it seems that Ubuntu has greatly improved its usability. So I just want to install it again. So I applied for a Ubuntu CD on Shipit for free.

Unfortunately, I don't have this sticker, and the treatment is not the same?

I tried to install it in the evening after I got it yesterday. Many of the current Linux releases provide a Live CD so that you don't have to install the system to experience the charm of Linux. So I tried it last night and installed it as soon as I came back this evening. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed. I was confident in my Linux installation experience. As a result, I had been installed for more than two hours, and the installation was not completed. In a hurry, the answer is over. So I didn't know if the installation was successful. I didn't know why I had made any mistakes. I still didn't do a good job in some steps, or I didn't make a face on this broken machine. If it wasn't my problem, it would be a problem. It would be enough to install one Xp and one Vista for an hour and a half. I don't know why Ubuntu didn't have any innovation in this aspect. I hope this is my mistake. I have the opportunity to try again.