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Author: secretly
Time: February 28, 2023
OpenKylin Novice User Guide
1. System update
We use the shortcut key Ctrl + Alt + T to open the terminal and enter the following command to complete the system update.
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
2. The pointer on the touchpad moves slowly, how to adjust it?
We use the shortcut key Win + I to open the center, and find the touchpad
function in devices
.
Click the pointer speed status bar in the right panel, and we can keep trying the moving speed until the speed is adjusted to suit our habits.
3. Commonly used shortcut keys in the system
4. Screenshot shortcut keys
5. Enable ssh login
- Install openssh-server
sudo apt install openssh-server -y
- Modify configuration file
ssh_config
sudo vi /etc/ssh/ssh_config
Find
# PasswordAuthentication yes
, delete the # in front, save and exit
- restart ssh service
sudo service sshd restart
- view ip address
ifconfig
or
ip address
- ssh remote login
We access through the ssh login command in the windows terminal
# Example ssh account name@IP address
ssh anan@192.168.124.82
6. Apt software installation command
The execution of the apt command requires super administrator privileges (root), so you need to add the sudo
command in front of it
# install software
sudo apt install package
# Uninstall software
sudo apt remove package
# update software
sudo apt upgrade
# For example
sudo apt install openssh-server
sudo apt install putty
- Detailed command parameters
apt[]
list - list packages by name
search - search package descriptions
show - show package details
install - Install a package
reinstall - reinstall a package
remove - remove a package
autoremove - remove all automatically installed packages that are no longer in use
update - update the list of available packages
upgrade - update the system by installing/upgrading software
full-upgrade - Update system by uninstall/install/upgrade
edit-sources - Edit software source information files
satisfy - Satisfy the system with dependency strings
- Detailed help can be viewed by command
apt -h
7. wget download command
wget is a free tool for automatically downloading files from the Internet, and supports downloading through the three most common TCP/IP protocols: HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP.
For programs or packages that have provided download paths on the Internet, we can download them through the wget command, which is most commonly used for downloading deb packages.
- Usage:
wget [option arguments]... [Url].....
- Example:
example
wget http://www.xxx.com/download/putty.deb
- Detailed help can be viewed by command
wget -h
8. dpkg installation command
Software installation command dpkg
dpkg is a debian package management tool, which can install, uninstall, obtain information and other operations on packages in deb format.
- Usage:
dpkg -i package_file
dpkg --install package_file
- Example:
# Connect to the putty.deb file downloaded from the previous example
dpkg -i putty.deb
- Detailed help can be viewed by command
dpkg --help