Transferring to Linux: Trial of OpenOffice, playing movies, changing startup order

Transfer to Linux: Test OpenOffice, play movies, and change the startup sequence-Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. For more information, see the following. Author: Beijing hurried tourists

Try Open Office
When a Word document is opened, most of the content can be correctly displayed, but the chapter number is incorrectly displayed. My documents are based on Chinese habits. The document numbers are all "1" in Chinese, but the Open Office displays "1" in Arabic numerals ". Not feeling good.

I tested a PPT document and found that the fonts were all bigger, and the layout was changed. It is also very bad.

I am very disappointed that the test results are not good. It seems that transferring to a Linux system is not that easy.

Play a movie
We often use the movie player program that comes with Ubuntu to open the rmvb file. The system question is to download some decoders. Follow the prompts to download the seven files and find that they still cannot be played normally. Then, restart the player and prompt again that you want to download the decoder. If you have downloaded seven more files, you still cannot play normally. Restart again and the decoder will be downloaded, but cannot be found on the network. Failed.

Change startup order
Considering that you cannot completely transfer your work to a Linux system, you still need to go back to the Windows system, so you can change the system startup sequence and start the Windows system first.

Search online and edit a Startup File.

Sudo gedit/boot/grub/menu. list

Change the default value to the operating system to be started.

I tried it and it was a good experience. So we still use Windows as the main operating system and Linux for learning.