Linux mint13 basic usage

1. Linux mint13 Root Login

I installed mint13 and wanted to log on with the root user. So after some research, I finally found the method, which is very simple. I will share the following:

Choose menu ---> Control Center-> login window-> Security-> check "Allow local system administrator login.

However, before that, you need to use the sudo passwd root command to open the root user.

2. Chinese Input Method,

Since Linux mimt13 does not have a built-in Chinese input method or I do not know how to set it, I am missing a write method on the Internet, as shown below:

Choose menu-> Search (enter ibus)-> select find software-> download and install ibus and ibus-pinyin-> then choose menu-> Search (enter ibus) find the ibus software and set it to Chinese on the desktop.

Dictionary download path: http://abloz.com/huzheng/stardict-dic/

If you need to enter Chinese Characters in QT:

Solution:
The premise is that Ubuntu has installed the Chinese support (ibus ).
1. Install IBus-qt4 sudo apt-Get install ibus-qt4
2. Terminal input: gedit ~ /. Profile,
Add the content in. profile.
# Ibus settings
Export xmodifiers = "@ im = ibus"
Export gtk_im_module = ibus
Export qt_im_module = xim
Export ibus &
Export lc_ctype = zh_cn.utf8

Save and source ~ /. Profile.

Another problem is that ibus has been installed under normal users. After successful installation, the ibus Chinese Input cannot be switched, however, when I saw the prompt "no input window", I thought about whether it was an environment variable. So I added it to/etc/environmet.

Export gtk_im_module = ibus
Export xmodifiers = @ im = ibus
Export qt_im_module = ibus

Restart your computer. In this way, every user can use ibus Chinese input.

Enter the following command on the terminal
1 sudo apt-Get install ibus-clutter ibus-GTK ibus-gtk3 ibus-qt41 im-switch-s ibus // start ibus, however, restart system 1 sudo apt-Get install ibus-pinyin // install pinyin Engine 1 ibus-setup // The setting box 1 ibus-Daemon-drx // re-obtain the input method icon

3. Linux mint shortcut query method:

Menu-> Control Center

4,Google Chrome cannot be installed as a root user. The modification is as follows:

Open google-chrome in/usr/bin and modify it as follows:

Yes: # Exec-a "$0" "$ here/Chrome" "$ @"
Replace: exec-a "$0" "$ here/Chrome" exce-a "$0" "$ here/Chrome" % u -- User-data-Dir =/root /. config/Chrome/

No, just restart it.

5,Solve the. txt garbled Problem:

Open the terminal and enter:

Gsettings set Org. gnome. gedit. preferences. encodings auto-detected "['gb18030', 'gb2312', 'gbk', 'utf-8', 'big5', 'current', 'utf-16']"
Gsettings set Org. gnome. gedit. preferences. encodings shown-in-menu "['gb18030', 'gb2312', 'gbk', 'utf-8', 'big5', 'current ', 'utf-16']"

6. Install the player

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Installation Method:

Leo @ Leo ~ /Downloads $ chmod 777 migumusic_2011beta1.bin
Leo @ Leo ~ /Downloads $ sudo./migumusic_2011beta1.bin