Display Chinese characters and adjust the resolution under ubuntu interface

APT-GET Zhcon the install 1.sudo
2.vi /etc/zhcon.conf modify the following two lines x_resolution 1024 y_resolution 768 is completed after two steps in which the character input interface (interface method of entering characters is alt + ctrl + F1 ~ F6, F7 is GDM) zhcon --utf --drv = fb to display all the Chinese characters instead of the diamond if they feel have to enter it again each time after the above command is too cumbersome vi ~ / .bashrc add a line alias zhcon = 'zhcon - -utf8 --drv = fb ' so that every time into the character interface only need to enter zhcon to get ps: the following content has been beyond the scope of the title, interested students please read on! ubuntu boot to the character-based interface sudo vi / etc / default / grub Find the line: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT = "quiet splash" read: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT = "text" save sudo update-grub restart. In fact, the Internet is also a character interface  









 







 


 


sudo apt-get install w3m # 10.04 LTS comes with a seemingly
For example use, character interface:
w3m www.baidu.com
For example, we now want to search for "eternal wind", with a stop at the keyboard arrow keys spelling the word ( a little below the search box), click the Enter, thus opened the alphabet.
Then key to return to the search bar through direction, press enter, so the bottom of the screen will appear TEXT: prompt, we enter a colon followed by "eternal wind", and then press Enter.
Finally, the arrow keys to move through the search button, also a carriage return trigger. This will display the results of the search.
For more w3m to use your own trial and error, I rarely use.
ps: Sometimes the content of the page display incomplete (in fact, have a good load), use the keyboard arrow keys or page keys will swipe buffer, you can see all the words.

In the reminder, sometimes to a character-based interface but not on the Internet
it can be configured by the following command
sudo pppoeconf

Reproduced in: https: //www.cnblogs.com/AI-Algorithms/p/3586529.html

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