Linux for young people

For more information about Linux-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application, see the following. I forgot when I heard this saying that Linux is something for young people. Young people will have time and energy for paranoid patience to adjust it.

The attitude towards this statement is unclear. I just thought that Fedora Core 8 and Ubuntu 7.1 are the most popular Linux operating systems in my computer, I am also a little touched-I am not deceiving anyone who said this.

The original intention of installing Linux is simple. To create a relatively stable system that will not be poisoned, you only need the most basic functions-surfing the Internet, watching movies, listening to songs, and chatting. In the future, this computer will be used by my aunt who has never touched the computer to check the latest agricultural information. The idea of Linux will not be inexplicably poisoned, and the plug-in of Wuyun will not appear in the system.

It's 10 o'clock in the evening when I come back from my hometown. I took out the FC8 disc I burned the previous morning (it took me 6 hours to download the image, but I didn't dare to use thunder. The speed of the audio and video conveyor belt was okay, without affecting my roommate's playing World of Warcraft). I had a hard time in the middle and installed the system at about 12 o'clock. After identifying the NTFS partition, I found two movies, one in AVI format and the other in RMVB format, the player that comes with the system failed to count on it. When Mplayer is DOWN, it is told that Fedora can only compile and install it. I don't want to talk about the troubles here. Who told me to cook on Linux. After the installation is complete, you cannot determine how to use the GUI-you have to wait for four o'clock and go to work the next day.

The night before, I went back and couldn't bear the trouble of watching videos through the Mplayer command line. I thought I had no idea about the GUI. I uninstalled Fedora's new Ubuntu installation. Ubuntu seems to have a high requirement on the network. When it was installed in simplified Chinese, it downloaded over 100 M language packs online. After entering the system, for AVI format that cannot be played, it is quite well handled, automatically download the file and compile it automatically. However, I am not satisfied with the RMVB format. The original built-in video player can correctly display the file name (Chinese name) of the RMVB file. It automatically downloads the file (I don't know what file it is) and cannot play it after compilation, the Chinese names are also garbled.

In the past, when I was sympathizing with Linux, I may spend some time studying how to fix them, but the time passes and everything is different. Now I always feel that my broken computer is outdated and I am too lazy to go over it, after an 80 GB hard disk is installed with software downloaded daily, several large games, and several movies, I suddenly found that there is no disk space, or I would have considered using a virtual machine for installation. I haven't touched the virtual machine for a while. Now I am looking at the VMware Installation File of more than 280 M, but I still have no idea about VMware. I only use its basic functions. I feel tired when I get old, have no passion, or have recently lived or worked. Or there are things that interest me more than Linux, but I have no idea what they are and why they happen.