The installation of Arch Linux is completed, but it is still different from your own operating habits. You need to make some settings according to your personal habits to make it more convenient for you to use.
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Set Global Font Settings -> General Accessibility -> Large Text (On)
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Keyboard Shortcuts Settings -> Devices -> Keyboard
Add Shortcut:
Name Terminal Command gnome-terminal Shortcut F3
Name Chromium Command Chromium Shortcut F2
Change Shortcut: Set F1
Move the window up one workspace Ctrl+Alt+PgUp
Move the window up Move down a workspace Ctrl+Alt+PgDn
close the window F4
switch maximized state F10 -
Install software
Install gcc, gdb, tcpdump, vim, openssh and other software.# systemctl enable sshd.socket # systemctl enable sshd.service
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Set the Terminal
font to Liberation Mono Regular, size 12;
change the color to green on a black background, cancel the display of the scroll bar, and do not display the menu bar. -
Change command prompt
~/.bashrc file, PS1 variable to 'PS1='[\u@\h \W]> '. -
To set the global ls color output
/etc/bash.bashrc file, add alias ls='ls --color=auto'.