Usage report after Ubuntu upgrade to 10.04

After three Alpha pre-test versions, two Beta versions, and one RC candidate version, Ubuntu10.04LST was officially released as a long-term support version (LST ), its desktop support period is three years, and the mainstream server version support period is five years. Ubuntu10.04LST adopts the GNOME2.30.0 desktop environment and is based on Linux kernel 2.6.32.11. In addition, some main system elements include the default Nouveau graphics card driver, X. org7.5, X. or

After three Alpha pre-test versions, two Beta versions, and one RC candidate version, Ubuntu 10.04 LST was officially released as a long-term support version (LST ), its desktop support period is three years, and the mainstream server version support period is five years.

Ubuntu 10.04 LST uses the GNOME 2.30.0 desktop environment, based on Linux kernel 2.6.32.11, in addition, some main system elements include the default Nouveau video card driver, X.org 7.5, X.org Server 1.7.6, Compiz Fusion 0.8.4, Plymouth, and the new wallpaper.

Main features of Ubuntu 10.04 LST include:

-- Improves the startup speed;

-- New boot screen;

-- Home encryption;

-- Improved the login interface;

-- 15 new wallpapers;

-- Two new themes;

-- Ubuntu One music store: users can easily purchase music online through Rhythmbox and preview files;

-- Ubuntu One file synchronization;

-- Support MP3;

-- The Ubuntu software center provides a better description and screen for multiple applications, making installation easier;

-- New blog client;

-- Supports more social websites.
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The above is the news we saw at home Windows 7. Let's talk about my own usage experience.

First, it increases the boot speed (I don't know what the upgrade is compared ......), I feel that the loading speed of GRUB is obviously slower after the instance is started, and the system entry speed is acceptable.

The new boot screen feels pretty good. It's different from the 9.10 style ~~

Ubuntu10.04 has a built-in Ubuntu one music store. Users can easily purchase online music through Rhythmbox. This function is not suitable for Chinese users. It is king because it is free of charge because it is not genuine in China...

Ubuntu10.04 has a built-in broadcast function that allows you to easily update twitter, facebook, friendfeed, and flick. However, this function does not make sense for domestic users, because it is necessary for us to flip the walls, for most people, these websites do not exist...

Ubuntu one file synchronization function, which is not bad, especially suitable for users with multiple computers to synchronize files.

I upgraded from Ubuntu 9.10, but the upgrade process was not surprising. No problem occurred, and it was normal after restart, the system only found that there was no private restricted driver for the video card (my host is Nvidia GT240M), so after I uninstalled the driver, I re-installed the restricted driver and everything went fine. After I uninstalled the restricted driver, I found that the system itself has good support for the 240 graphics card, and the built-in driver can be well displayed (like one). The resolution is also the default 1366*768, there is no special effect, and the system logo screen on and off is normal resolution. To enable the special effect, you must use a limited driver.

After the upgrade, open firefox (version 3.6.3) and find that flash is not displayed, but the adobe flash plug-in has been installed in the system, so uninstall it and reinstall it, solve the problem that the browser does not display flash ...... But the flash still shows the word as a square and needs to be adjusted manually.

The progress bar is enabled by default when the new version is turned off, and the lower part of the screen is not displayed when I shut down the Y450. However, when the Ubuntu logo appears on the switch machine, I don't know how it works. It seems that the resolution is not 1366*768. It feels strange, but it does not affect the usage.