Why ubuntu?

I would like to start by thanking a few people who helped me alot in linux. I was a total noob with no background in linux. Dittmerdan, Nano, Cereal from the computerhelpforum.org. Without their advice, I won't get this far.

My guide will cover all the way from how to get your drive partitioned to installing. Even if you totally have no clue on what the hell this thing is about. Just follow the whole guide from the start of the first post will get you a free usable and functional OS. Just follow exactly and you will have everything up and running.

What's good about learning this?

The best part of ubuntu is that it can be booted up on the CD itself and run as a full OS and is very handy whenever windows gets into a BSOD crash.
Simply hook up an external drive and you can copy everything out.
Another reason to use ubuntu is that it is totally un infectable by any virus or malware, which makes it a very safe OS for your work.

You can don't game, but I don't think you can survive a few weeks without going online.

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Sunday, December 14, 2008

Writing chinese





You can write Chinese in ubuntu, however you need to start a notepad and write in the notepad. Copy and paste into the program you want the chinese characters.

1) Go to Applications > Add/Remove... In the left panel choose System Tools, in the show option, make sure you choose all available application, and try to search for Language Support.


2) Now you can go to System > Administration > Language Support, In the Language selection panel, tick the Chinese language.

3) Start a notepad and right click anywhere on the notepad. Choose SCIM input.
Notice that a keyboard icon has appeared beside the updates icon or network icon at the top right hand corner. Click on it and choose simplified or traditional. Choose entry mode, example 智能拼音.
Posted by Shingo Ng at 6:20 AM

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