Several things that should be done after Ubuntu 9.10 is installed

Several things that should be done after Ubuntu 9.10 is installed

Basic work

1) The first thing is to download the Ubuntu image site tables and update the OS patches. System> Management> Update manager ".

2) the second thing is to set file directory sharing. Right-click the folder, select "properties" from the menu, and select "share" in the dialog box. The dialog box is almost identical to XP. Of course, this requires samba support. (Sudo apt-get install samba)

3) set the time synchronization. Use NTP (Network Time Protocol) to synchronize your Time. Click "system"> "management"> "Time/date" and select "Keep synchronized with Internet servers" (synchronize with Internet servers ), so you need to install the NTP protocol. (Sudo apt-get install ntp)

Restricted Software

1) there are some restrictions on DVD. Therefore, you may need to install libdvdcss, but first you need to install libdvdread4.

Sudo apt-get install libdvdread4

Sudo/usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh

2) the ubuntu-restricted-extras package contains a bunch of things that Ubuntu cannot use legally. For example, unrar, The rarfile program, Truetype font of Microsoft, Sun JRE, restricted code, Adobe Flash Player, and so on. This does not mean that you cannot install it. you can install it in "application"> "Ubuntu Software Center. (Sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras)

Interface problems

1) GNOME Shell. You cannot refuse this unspeakable thing. (Sudo apt-get install gnome-shell)

2) advanced desktop effects. This is the so-called 3D desktop, and the effect is quite dazzling. Use System-> Preferences-> Appearance. In the dialog box, select Extra. Then you can play it on your own. It is easier to use Simple CompizConfig Settings Manager. (Sudo apt-get install simple-ccsm)

3) Basic Compositing. Are you a man with graphic interface mania? If so, you must use this function (of course, the hardware must keep up with it ). Press Alt + F2, run gconf-editor, browse Apps-> metacity-> general, and then select compositing_manager ......

4) Extra style. This is nothing to say, too much effect, too much to say. (Sudo apt-get install arc-colors community-themes TPD-themes gnome-backgrounds gnome-colors gnome-themes-more metacity-themes shiki-colki-zgegblog-themes)

5) Electric Sheep screen saver. This screen saver is amazing. (Sudo apt-get install electricsheep)

Desktop Problems

1) Application Launcher. Sudo apt-get install gnome-do)

2) Universal Applets. Many desktop applets. (Sudo apt-get install universal-applets) APT Line: APT line: deb http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/some-guy:/screenlets/xUbuntu_9.04 ./

3) clipboard manager. It is convenient for you to copy and paste data. (Sudo apt-get install parcellite)

Audio/Video Editor

1) Video Editor PiTiVi. Powerful functions. (Sudo apt-get install pitivi)

2) Video Capture Instanbul. (Sudo apt-get install istanbul)

3) audio recording editor Jokosher. A powerful non-linear multi-track recording and editor. (Sudo apt-get install jokosher)

4) camera Cheese. A camera program based on GStreamer (sudo apt-get install cheese)

Multimedia Playback

1) multimedia center Moovida. The original name is Elisa. A very good cinema program. (Sudo apt-get install moovida)

2) video Feed software Miro. The original name Is Democracy Player. (Sudo apt-get install miro)

3) Media Player Banshee. (Sudo apt-get install banshee)

Web Browser

Firefox 3.5 is not much to be said.

1) Google Chrome. (Sudo apt-get install chromium-browser)

2) Epiphany. GNOME integrated browser. (Sudo apt-get install epiphany-browser)

Games

1) PlayDeb. PlayDeb is a game library. Installing a game through PlayDeb.net is quite simple and convenient. You can add it to your source playdeb package. (wget-o-http://archive.getdeb.net/getdeb-archive.key | sudo apt-key add -)

2) Yo Frankie !. I will not introduce this famous game. (Sudo apt-get install yofrankie)

3) Nexuiz. A first-person shooting game. (Sudo apt-get install nexuiz)

Images and releases

1) image manager Solang. F-Spot is not satisfactory. You can try this latest manager. (Sudo apt-get install solang)

2) vector graph Inkscape. SVG file format, like Illustrator and CorelDraw. (Sudo apt-get install inkscape)

3) 3D image Blender. A pretty good 3D Graph builder. Part of the Open Movie Project. (Sudo apt-get install blender)

4) Release editor Scribus. You can use this software to make newspapers, workbooks, cards, posters, covers, and other releases. (Sudo apt-get install scribus)

File Sharing

1) P2P software Gnunet. A P2P sharing software for MP3 (sudo apt-get install gnunet-gtk)

2) direct connection to DC ++. The best way is to directly. DC ++ is the best of them. (Sudo apt-get install linuxdcpp)

3) Usenet-LottaNZB. Although it is not a name fee, Usenet download is extremely fast. LottaNZB is one of the clients. (Sudo apt-get install lottanzb)

4) BT downloads Deluge. Full-featured BT clients. (Sudo apt-get install deluge)

Time management

1) Alarm Clock. A calendar reminder program. (Sudo apt-get install alarm-clock)

2) time tracking Hamster. This applet can count the time when you operate different programs. (Sudo apt-get install hamster-applet)

Communication Software

1) instant chat with Empathy.

2) Weibo writer Gwibber. It can be used for Twitter, Identi. ca, Jaiku, Facebook, Digg, and so on. (Sudo apt-get install gwibber)

3) QQ and Skype. This is what I added. You can download Linux from QQ. It is good. And Skype.

Security and Privacy

1) On-The-Fly encryption. Http://sd4l.sourceforge.net/

2) VPN access. Sudo apt-get install network-manager-pptp

3) Onion Routing. The most famous of this software is the Tor I mentioned in the article. The software that can bypass GFW. (Sudo apt-get install tor-geoipdb)

4) firewall. Sudo apt-get install gufw

5) anti-virus software ClamAV. Sudo apt-get install clamtk

System Tools

1) LiveUSB Creator. Do you want to start your computer with USB? Use the UNetbootin tool. (Sudo apt-get install unetbootin)

2) backup tool Back In Time. Sudo apt-get install backintime-gnome

3) disk partitioning tool. GNOME Partition Editor can help you manage your USB, IPOD, or other writable storage (sudo apt-get install gparted)

4) Virtual Machine VirtualBox. This open-source virtual machine is not bad. Sudo apt-get install virtualbox-3.0

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