After several days, I finally settled the system back to Linux, but last year I installed version 8.04LTS, And now I installed version 10.04LTS. The GNOME interface of Ubuntu is constantly approaching OSX. Let's briefly talk about the installation and updates in the past few days. I first installed the ubunmint Based on Ubuntu9.10. This version uses LXDE desktop, which looks very refreshing and comes with a software management system and upgrade system,
After several days, I finally settled the system back to Linux, but last year I installed version 8.04LTS, And now I installed version 10.04LTS. The GNOME interface of Ubuntu is constantly approaching OS X. Let's briefly talk about the installation and updates in the past few days.
Release Problems
Initially I installed Linux MINT Based on Ubuntu 9.10. This version uses LXDE desktop, which looks very refreshing and comes with a software management system and upgrade system, however, I am still a little unaccustomed to using it. It is estimated that the Ubuntu classic GNOME environment may be used to the operation, so I finally uninstalled the MINT and installed version 10.04 Beta1.
Ubuntu 3D meitu (irrelevant to text, 6688. cc image)
Installation Problems
In my personal opinion, the installation process for Ubuntu and Windows has been very similar since 6.04, and for those who do not understand the system, U may be relatively simple. Even if you do not have a partition, the installer will give it advice. All you need to do is to click a few mouse clicks and enter your username and password instead of superuser. The installation process will never take more than 20 minutes, and the system will be able to identify the vast majority of hardware and help you find the driver (except for the worst wireless network card is not installed, you can directly install Bluetooth, touchpad, sound card, and camera, and the driver of the wireless network card is a private driver. You must install the driver on your own ).
Procedure
I personally think that the first step is to install Ubuntu Tweak, which is equivalent to the Super Rabbit under WIN. The first thing after almost every installation is to install it. Then, you can find a relatively fast source. CERNET users can use the source updates of HKUST or Shanghai Jiao Tong University, while broadband users can use the source updates of 163. Currently, both Netease And Sohu have their own open-source image sites, but from the ping value, Netease's server is faster, so I used Netease's update source. The next step is to install some commonly used software. Although the system comes with some software, there are still some such as chrome (and finally the official version) and gimp (the latest version cancels this omnipotent editor) shutter (tool), vim (programming preferred), LAMP (most people may run the server after installation) and so on. You can install these software using the apt-get command or the software manager or tweak. Students at Shanghai Jiao Tong University developed a software called Ubun-student (now called Ailurus) it is also a good silly system setup tool.
If you encounter a serious BUG, we do not want to run the recommended system upgrade when installing 10.04. Otherwise, the system may fail to be guided. The possible cause is that GNOME has been upgraded from 2.29 to 2.30, but the Beta version of Ubuntu has not been adjusted accordingly. Therefore, wait until the official version is released on January 1, April 28.