Step 2 of Linux

Step 2 of Linux-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. For details, refer to the following section. Author: accidental

Today, I made persistent efforts to finally install some software to be installed. I have configured a player and decoder to play audio and video files in various formats in linux. Oh, too. Then, the QQ compatibility plug-in eva was installed. Haha. Now QQ can be used. Well. Most functions are available. In addition to gaming, it is quite troublesome. Forget it. Recently, I am not very interested in games. It would be nice to switch back to windows when you want to play.

Several Ntfs-format disks in windows can also be read, so that the original files can be used. In the US, the NTFS-format disks cannot be written. No way. After a long trial, I finally thought of changing the file system format of those disks to the fat32 format, so that I can read and write the files in linux. In this way, I can share windows and linux resources. Oh, too.

Restart, enable windows, find PQ on the internet, modify the partition format, and change D, E, and F in one breath. Then, I switched back to Linux, just as I was excited about operating disks D, E, and F, OH, NO. A very painful thing happened. All the file names are garbled, and all the Chinese file names are garbled. How can this happen? Is there an error in Linux Chinese support? No. I have configured it. Google. Oh. It turns out that the damn PQ is not the official Simplified Chinese version, it is written in Chinese by others. The file name is garbled when the file system is modified. How can this happen. At this time, I began to lament why good software was not made by the Chinese? If PQ is made by Chinese, will this problem still occur? No way. I found a way to make up for it. It seems that there is no better one. Fortunately, I usually like to use English letters when creating folders. Fortunately. However, there are still a large number of folders and some file names with garbled characters. I am Khan. You have to rename them one by one. Fortunately, there are dozens. Not hundreds or thousands. Of course, this is only visible. There are still a lot to see. No. I need to talk about it again.

After a busy schedule, I finally finished the change. Be careful when you modify this important item next time! Well. In this way, common functions can be met by Linux.

Next we will start to explore the "special dishes" of Linux.