Tossing in Linux

For details about Linux-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application, see the following. Ubuntu is a bit fun to use. For a while, it has barely gotten into Windows. The basic function is enough. Compiz-Fuction (isn't it spelled like this? The effect is much better than the limited Theme Changes on Windows. The treasure jelly effect that I like best when dragging a window is soft, which relieves the cold and hard-pressed machine. You can switch between Windows in a way that is more colorful and faster than Windows.

If you are idle, you have to wait. The trial version has been upgraded to the official version. One day, I plan to switch to the multimedia version. Yes, but a warning window will always pop up when you enter the system, prompting what Hal errors. Nothing else. The Removable disk is lost in the menu. If you attach a USB flash drive temporarily, it is inconvenient. I checked on the Internet and did not find any useful solutions. It will take a few days, it is always uncomfortable, just a hot mind to buy a DVD recorder, your own dial is convenient, simply re-installed!

Unexpectedly, it was added with such a hardware and changed the Master/Slave jumper of the original optical drive. The LiveCD could not go into the system! I thought there was a problem with the new disc. I tried several disks that were used in the original installation system. Now they all look like this! After guiding the interface, the scroll bar turns around several times, instead of a graphical interface, but several lines of prompts, which seem to be the command you want to run. Press the Help prompt to view Help. The result shows five or six lines of words, and it seems that the sentence cannot be connected. I checked it online to find out that it was a list of more than 60 commands. Unfortunately, I will not use one. Okay! I am idle and have no idea how to solve this problem. There are many Linux systems. It is said that there are more than three hundred. Well, I don't have a master here. I have my own master here. I want to go with something else.

It is said that the Chinese CIDR Flag Linux has also exceeded 6.0, and the 3D desktop effect has also been added. Try it.

Download and install the dial. It's still quite easy to install the graphics card driver to open the 3D effect. However, the desktop is not automatically refreshed at this time. Drag the mouse over the desktop, leaving a blue box. If the drag speed is slower and the direction changes, then you can create an abstract pattern composed of various square gradients on the screen! This is nothing. What I hate is that I just put a mouse on the desktop and printed a black dot. It's so disgusting. However, I am used to hovering my mouse around the desktop. The result will be refreshed manually in a short time. I didn't have much affection for this system. Some items could not be found, and I don't seem to have my own software source. I had to search for anything I needed on the Internet. I used to get used to apt-get, which made me feel like a slot. So I am impatient to check the information to solve this problem. Continue to change the system.

Your own Fedora8.0 disc cannot enter the installation interface, and it prompts that a file required for installation cannot be written to the hard disk. So we have to use OpenSUSE. I have installed 10.0 in the past, and it feels very slow. Now with 10.3 release, it is said that the speed is much better. The installation results are often reported that another installation process is running when the software is installed, but cannot be found. You cannot reinstall it. No problem this time. Then install the graphics card driver. You can only download and manually install the driver on your own, which is more troublesome than Ubuntu. However, it was also manually installed in Ubuntu. Similar processes are not too difficult. After the desktop is installed, it is found that the built-in settings are too simple and not rich enough. I have installed Compiz by referring to my post on the Internet and my experience in using Ubuntu.

Now, OpenSUSE is slower than Ubuntu. It takes more than two minutes to enter the system and one minute to shut down. Clicking an icon always takes three to five seconds or longer for the program to run. In fact, this speed may not be much slower than opening a program in Windows. But here, the mouse style won't become as busy as it is in Windows. As a result, you may not be able to judge whether your click is valid or not. If you are impatient, you will click again. As a result, several windows will be opened one after another, and you have to close them one by one. In my system, Compiz has several configuration items, mainly because the settings for window movement cannot be saved. You have to reset it every time you start the system. Otherwise, each window will be fixed in the original position where it is opened, so that you can drag it up and down without moving it. Haha.