Share the official Ubuntu10.04LTS version just installed

With the help of cool, I have just successfully installed the official version of Ubuntu10.04LTS (LucidLynx), and now I have returned to the coexistence of the two systems. Previously, Windows 7 was installed on Windows XP. After using Windows 7 for a while, Windows 7 was uninstalled. Some people are or have used Linux, and most programmers use it. I am not afraid to make an axe in this class. I just want to share my feelings here. The screen when Ubuntu is turned on Is Very dazzling. I think the screen is more beautiful than that in Windows 7, and the sound is also very good.

With the help of my colleague JIU ku, I successfully installed the Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (Lucid Lynx) official version, and returned to the coexistence of the two systems. Previously, Windows 7 was installed on Windows XP. After using Windows 7 for a while, Windows 7 was uninstalled. Some people are or have used Linux, and most programmers use it. I am not afraid to make an axe in this class. I just want to share my feelings here.

When Ubuntu is turned on, the screen looks pretty and sound better than Windows 7, and the speed is much faster than Windows 7. The desktop in Ubuntu is relatively clean, and each drive letter appears on the desktop only when you use it. It will disappear the next time you enable it. The Start menu (Application) is placed in the upper left corner, the recycle bin is placed in the lower right corner, and the time, power information, network, and other related items in the lower right corner of Windows 7 are placed in the upper right corner, the shutdown option is directly placed in the upper right corner, which is more convenient. The display desktop is placed in the lower left corner. Click the icon to display the desktop again and return to the opened page.

The browser and Folder Options are similar to those in the Apple system. The options close, minimize, and fit window size are placed in the upper left corner. However, the three icons are still the same as those in Windows 7, and I don't know why.

Ubuntu comes with the font of the Wenquan series, but it looks like a ghost in Chrome. I think it looks nice.

When I first started using the Ubuntu system, I still got used to some shortcut keys under Windows 7. After a long time, I may be able to adapt.

When the Ubuntu system is installed, Flash Chinese characters may be garbled. For the solution, see here: Solve the Flash Chinese Character garbled characters in Linux.

The following figure shows the Ubuntu Desktop:

This is the installation interface: