WIN10 system VMWare12.5 Virtual machine Ubuntu 16.04 LTS start my Linux learning

First VMware Ubuntu installation detailed process see here is very detailed.

VMware under Ubuntu full screen display

After Ubuntu installation is complete, the default resolution is 800*600, surrounded by a large circle of Black edge (in short, not full screen, very uncomfortable).

Full Screen setup steps:

*vmware boot the virtual machine and start the Ubuntu system

* Enter Ubuntu system interface, System Preferences display set resolution to the same resolution as your own computer

* Use Ctrl+alt+enter to switch between fullscreen/non-fullscreen

Set up:

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System settings:

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Resolution settings:

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To set the resolution:

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OK fullscreen.

Ubuntu System Update Upgrade

1, Press ctrl+alt+t, open terminal, enter:$ sudo apt-get update, used to check whether there is an update available on the current source server.

< Span style= "Font-family:tahoma, Arial, ' song Body '; Font-size:14px;line-height:25.2px;background-color:rgb (255,255,255);" >2, followed by: $ sudo apt-get upgrade

If the above command is unsuccessful, there may be a problem due to dependencies between packages. At this point, you can use the following command instead:$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade

Software Installation: Sublime Text2 installation

Official Website Installation Method:

1, the official website download installs the package: HTTP://WWW.SUBLIMETEXT.COM/2

2, decompression is not difficult, just find a directory decompression on the line, but considering the following to be able to be in the command line convenient quick Start, recommended decompression to the/usr/lib/directory, I use the method is first decompression after removal, command as follows:

TAR-XVF sublime\ text\ 2.0.1.tar.bz2

MV Sublime\ text\ 2/usr/lib/

where \ is the escape character

This is done because the $PATH environment variable automatically covers the/usr/lib directory and does not specifically modify the environment variables.

Then type:

Ln-s/usr/lib/sublime\ text\ 2/sublime_text/usr/bin/sublime

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WIN10 system VMWare12.5 Virtual machine Ubuntu 16.04 LTS start my Linux learning