Software Installation under Linux

1. What are the Chinese systems under Linux?
Mainly have cxterm, Wzce, Cxwin, Xcin, Zhxwin. Cxterm is a Chinese terminal running under the X-window. Wzce is a terminal that runs as a shell. Cxwin is a xserver that supports Chinese. Xcin can enter Chinese under X-window. Zhxwin is a Chinese input program that requires cxterm.
Can download the above software to http://freesoft.cei.gov.cn, for example to download cxterm then enter free Software library, find Cxterm can.
2. How do i show/enter Chinese in X window like Pwin98?
To enter Chinese anywhere in X window, you can use XCINGB, a Chinese input method where server;libst.so.1 can display Chinese anywhere and use them together to display/enter Chinese. Libst.so.1 in http://freesoft.cei.gov.cn, Freesoft has a search engine that can be easily used to find.
3. How to let Redhat Linux automatically join Chinese support (libst.so.4) when x starts?
There are two common methods: StartX and XDm. For both of these methods, you can do this by adding the following lines to this part of the/etc/x11/xinit/xclients file:
# thenextlevel is supposed to work
# with both FVWM95 and fvwm2
# (Try Fvwm95, then fvwm2).
For Fvwmver in 95 95-2 2;
do if [-N "$ (Type-path Fvwm${fvwmver})"];
Then env > "$HOME"/xrootenv.0
！！！！ Ld_preload=/usr/home/min/zhxwin/lib/libst.so.4
！！！！ Export Ld_preload
# If this works and we stop here
Eval "exec Fvwm${fvwmver} ${fvwmoptions}" >
"$HOME"/. Fvwm${fvwmver}-erro
RS 2>&1
Fi
Done
Among them are!!!! The two lines are added after, pay attention to change the path of/usr/home/min/zhxwin/lib/libst.so.4 to your situation.

4, introduce the concept of Linux zoning, personal use of Linux, how to set up partitions?
Linux uses a standard DOS partition format, so it can share hard disks with other operating systems such as dos/os/2/win9x/winnt/win2000. Linux has no concept of a, B, C, and D drives like any other Unix. The so-called partitioning is to divide the hard disk into several logically separate parts, each of which can be used independently without affecting each other. You can create a file system on one partition, or you can create a swap area for virtual memory (swap region). The partitions are recorded in the first sector of each hard disk, called the "Master Bootstrap Record" (Mbr,master Bootstrap).
If Linux is only for personal use, it is best to set up three partitions, respectively, for:
1) Root file system
2) Swap
3/usr file system
Because DOS Fdisk doesn't know how to set up partitions on other systems, let DOS fdisk its partitions and install DOS, and then set up Linux partitions with the Linux fdisk program. Linux can install on a primary partition or on a partition within an extended partition (multiple extended partitions can be on one hard disk). Linux can read and write FAT32 partitions.
5, Linux and PWin98 can coexist? Can they coexist on the same hard drive and achieve dual booting?
OK. But Linux partitions are incompatible with WIN98 partitions, Win98 cannot access Linux's Ext-2 file system, and Linux can access any file system Win98. Linux is recommended to a separate hard disk, because although Linux can coexist with other operating systems, but the Win98 is prone to collapse, it is possible to destroy Linux.
The specific methods are:
1 first need to free up some hard disk space, two 300 trillion can. Use software such as Pqmagic to split a partition on the original hard drive.
2 Next, as usual Linux, install Linux into the new partition. After installing Linux, you can use LILO (it can choose to start Linux or PWin98), and if you don't want people to know that Linux is installed on a machine, you could start Linux in MS DOS with Loadlin.
There is another way, is to use the Umdos, is the Linux file system in the DOS file system, the effect is not very good, do not recommend use.
Note: You must install the other OS first, and finally install Linux. Linux will be very polite to help you manage some of the systems, do not install Linux first install 98, because 98 will be very impolite to the hard disk main partition Guide District PA for their own, completely disregard the lives of others. When you install 98, only 98 of the partitions are allocated, and Linux partitions are used to set up your partition when you install it.