Install Linux upon Windows10 and some set-up

I've been using CentOS7.1 for months, 2 years ago, in Massachusetts.

More Linux joy is what I want for now.

So, I installed Ubuntu*GamePack 16.04 (http://ualinux.com), for fun and coding.

Here are some stuff during my installation and set-up, pretty simple things.

I installed it when I had Windows10 in my desktop(AsRockH97Pro4M,i3-4370,8gb,gtx960,etc.).

For installation, Ubuntu should have picked the format ext4, while my Windows10 had NTFS.

Booting Ubuntu is another thing. I used the software easyBCD. Here is a thing, the latest version of easyBCD2.3 is what I can't never open, it shows tons of fimeware problem. Then I downloaded other versions. However, easyBCD2.0 can't do anything for UEFI. Fortunately, 2.2 is good to this. Ok, using easyBCD2.2, lucky to deal the problem.

Now I can log in my Ubuntu.

For input method, iBus is what I random picked(We could pick fcitx,scim instead).

Press "alt+ctrl+t" to open the terminal. And typing "sudo apt-get install ibus ibus-clutter ibus-gtk ibus-gtk3 ibus-qt4", "im-switch -s ibus", then log out then typing “sudo apt-get install ibus-pinyin“ in terminal.

Now I can use Chinese pin-yin for searching.

The hotkey for switching input method is also important. The default is "Super+Space", What key is "Super"? I can't figure it out. searching on "Baidu", it tells me the "Windows" key is it. OMG.

For coding editor, emacs installation.

Easy as three lines:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-elisp/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install emacs-snapshot emacs-snapshot-el

For environment, gcc.

sudoapt-get  install  build-essential

It tells me it's already the latest version. 0upgraded, 0 newly installed. Great.

That's pretty much it.

Here I note "Ethernet HOWTO" for future configure.