Ubuntu10.043D visual experience

Ubuntu10.04: you cannot install the video card driver on a virtual machine. You can only provide the most basic operations. Therefore, reinstalling the hard disk is the same as installing the software. You do not need to re-partition the independent partitions and can uninstall them normally like the software. The driver is not required by default after installation, and all hardware is supported. However, video cards and NICs all provide drivers for download. Install the software in Ubuntu. If the DEB installation package is provided, it is equivalent to the EXE under win. Double-click it to install it. There is also a tar that needs to be compiled and installed on the terminal. Most of the software is in the system-System

Ubuntu 10.04 does not support installation of the video card driver on virtual machines. It only provides the most basic operations. Therefore, reinstalling the hard disk is the same as installing the software. You do not need to re-partition the independent partitions and can uninstall them normally like the software. The driver is not required by default after installation, and all hardware is supported. However, video cards and NICs all provide drivers for download.

Install the software in Ubuntu. If the DEB installation package is provided, it is equivalent to the EXE under win. Double-click it to install it. There is also a tar that needs to be compiled and installed on the terminal. Most of the software can be found in system-system management-cutting Software Package Manager. The 3D display function is also implemented through compiz. By default, the system does not load 3D effects. You must manually enable the function. There are two ways to enable 3D: one is to enable it through the system-preference-appearance, but the effect is not much, only a part. The other is to install compiz, which can be fully enabled.

Ubuntu 10.04 3D, click to view the big picture

TIPS:

Installation of tar.gz
First install the compiling environment:
Sudo apt-get install build-essential
Then
Cd (directory of the tar.gz package)
Tar-xzvf (tar.gz)
Cd (decompressed file directory)
./Configure
Make
Make install
 
If an error occurs
Configure: error: *** GLIB> = 2.4.0 not installed! ***
Configure: error: *** GTK> = 2.4.0 not installed! ***
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Install
Apt-get install git-core
Git clone git: // git.gnome.org/gtk+
Git clone git: // git.gnome.org/glib
 
Or search for libglib2.0-dev and libgtk2.0-dev installation in the new software package manager.
After installation, the system prompts that GTK + is still not found.
Install "libgtk2.0-dev" using the "New Software Package Manager"
The error message "openssl cannot be found" is displayed.
Check whether openssl is installed:
Sudo apt-get install openssl

If you have already installed the tool, perform the following operations:
Sudo apt-get install libssl-dev
Sudo apt-get install libssl0.9.8