China DOS Union

Think it's slow? Just use Slackware or Vector Linux

The following is the statement from 50030 on 2003-10-22 17:20:12:
I really want to learn Linux. I've installed it many times. Recently, I installed RH90 and Red Flag 40. But I don't understand why Linux is always surprisingly slow. It's very easy to crash when opening a web page after 4 - 5 seconds. This is extremely inconsistent with its powerful functions. Why?

In Linux, I use DOSBox or xdosemu emulators

Linux. Is it possible? Is it easy to use? I don't know very well either. I bought an English version, used it for the first time, didn't know how to use it, and accidentally formatted the hard disk. So miserable. But the source code of Linux is open, and there is no dispute over its property rights. So in the long run, the security and reliability of Linux have a larger development space. So in my personal opinion, Linux still has very high usability. Hahaha Personal opinion personal opinion

Linux is pretty good. It's a system with infinite development space. In the long run, it has open source code. Compared with Windows, its autonomy is stronger. It's always better not to be limited by others. I used it once and it was a bit difficult, but it'll be different after a while.

The following is the speech of LanE on 2003-7-12 18:29:45:
I also used Linux to install, but I feel that the input method is not very easy to use. Sandy, recommend a good Chinese input method. I use Smart ABC under WINDOWS. Can you recommend a similar one?

Use Purple Pinyin in Linux. There is also Smart ABC in it.
You can also use scim, which is similar to Microsoft Pinyin.

How to use it, Linux is really a bit general... I'm exhausted and still can't figure it out.

How to use it, Linux is really a bit broad,, I'm exhausted and still can't figure it out.

Go to Zhongke Hongqi to download Hongqi Linux 4.0 and install it to see if it works. I am using it to surf the Internet.

I currently only have Linux on my machine and it feels very comfortable to use. And it gives people a sense of being very open. I believe Linux has a bright future. Although there are also vulnerabilities, it is much better than Windows. And the most important thing is that I don't need to feel guilty about buying pirated software anymore.

I really want to use it but just don't know where to find it! Hehe, don't laugh at me, I'm very green.

Is there a mini Linux with development platforms like GCC?

Don't say that Windows has poor security anymore. Some people even take the fact that there are many viruses as a shortcoming of Windows. What does that have to do with Windows?

The instability of the Windows system is largely because various software and drivers under Windows cannot be well compatible with the system. This is because the popularity of Windows makes it possible for ordinary programmers to develop Win software and drivers under Windows. But because their level is limited, the quality is difficult to guarantee.

It's different with Linux. If you can use it proficiently, you are already half a master. What's more, developing software and drivers under it. So the programs developed by those who can develop drivers and software under Linux should not have many problems.

Now Microsoft also has a driver verification WHQL. Microsoft does not recommend you to install drivers that have not been verified by Microsoft.

I just think that the DOS command line is much more intuitive and better than Linux. DOS plus Windows is definitely better than Unix plus XWindows!

We should speak with facts. If Linux is good, why do people not use cheap Linux but use expensive Windows? Let's not talk about pirated versions. Linux is just a toy and has no real use.

I know it too well.

1. Please search "Traps of Virtual Space" on Google, find an article written by a French professor criticizing Microsoft, which is worth reading, especially in terms of how to educate your children to use computers.
2. Another article:
Work completely with GNU/Linux, abandon the inefficient working methods of Windows (click to visit)

I installed Linux after buying a computer this year.