Ubuntu system

Ubuntu is a free and open source operating system based on the Linux kernel. It is developed by Canonical and is widely used in personal computers, servers and cloud computing environments.

Software features

user friendly

It is equipped with the GNOME desktop environment by default, with a simple and elegant interface and smooth operation, suitable for beginners to get started quickly.

Provides graphical package managers (such as Synaptic Package Manager) and software centers, allowing users to easily install, uninstall and manage software through a graphical interface.

Open source and free

Completely open source, users can download, use and modify it freely without paying any fees.

Supports a community-driven development model where users can participate in software improvements and problem fixes.

Safe and stable

Security updates and long-term support (LTS) versions are released regularly, and LTS versions provide technical support and security updates for up to five years.

Built-in firewall, virus protection and encrypted file system ensure user data security.

Hardware compatibility

Automatically detect hardware and support multiple devices (such as printers, graphics cards, sound cards) without manual driver installation.

Provide detailed hardware compatibility documentation to help users solve potential problems.

community support

It has a large user and developer community, providing rich documentation, tutorials and solutions.

Users can get help through forums, social media and Q&A sites.

Software function

Office software

LibreOffice: A powerful open source office suite that includes word processing, spreadsheet and presentation functions and can replace Microsoft Office.

Thunderbird: Email client that supports multiple email accounts and protocols.

development tools

VS Code: A lightweight and powerful code editor.

Git: A version control system that facilitates code management and collaborative development.

Eclipse: An integrated development environment that supports multiple programming languages.

multimedia applications

VLC Media Player: A versatile video player that supports multiple formats.

Audacity: Open source audio editing software that supports multiple audio formats.

GIMP: Image processing software with functions similar to Adobe Photoshop.

Inkscape: Vector graphics editor, supporting SVG, PDF and other formats.

system tools

GParted: Graphical disk partition editing tool.

htop: Interactive process viewer, real-time monitoring of system processes and resource usage.

FileZilla: Free FTP/SFTP client that supports file transfer.

network management

Firefox: an open source web browser that provides rich extensions and privacy protection.

Remmina: Remote desktop client that supports multiple remote protocols.

entertainment applications

Steam: A gaming platform that supports a variety of games and community features.

Rhythmbox: A powerful music player that supports multiple audio formats.

FAQ

System crashes or fails to boot

Problem: System crashes or fails to boot.

Solution: Use Live CD/USB to boot the system, check for hardware failures, repair system files or reinstall the system.

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