If you have followed the steps now, you now have a Linux system.
Then there is only the software problem
(please skip this, I believe you will)
First of all, you first figure out what the system uses Is that package manager
Typical example: CentOS uses yum, Ubuntu uses apt (the current mainstream are these)
The usage of yum is as follows:
1. Installation
yum install ( package name )
2. Uninstall
yum remove ( package name )
The usage of apt is as follows:
1. Installation
apt-get install ( package name )
2. Uninstall
apt-get purge ( package name ) is
good, we only use these for now, and will gradually expand later
First install a few necessary software:
nano (a good text editor, for source change)
git (used for code warehouse files)
Ok, today is like this, see you tomorrow