Using Linux for daily work, boot speeds gradually decrease over time. The Ubuntu distribution includes Snap, which further slows down boot speeds. While boot speed is largely determined by hardware configuration, optimizing software environment configuration and maintaining good user habits are also important.

I've recently been working on a development project involving Vue3, Vite, and TypeScript. The front-end and back-end are separate, and when the front-end requests the back-end, the browser debug information reports a cross-domain error. It's generally believed that cross-domain is a back-end setting, but the back-end code has never been adjusted. After some searching, I found that setting a proxy in vite.config.ts is the simplest solution.

Every working person needs an office suite installed on their computer. Besides the common WPS Office and Microsoft Office, LibreOffice is also a good choice for Linux users. Usually, the default version of LibreOffice is behind the official version. If you want to experience new features, you need to do it yourself. Download the latest installation package from the official website and upgrade. The following uses the deb system as an example to demonstrate the upgrade process.

For Linux users, the terminal is a frequently used application, and using shortcut keys to quickly access it is essential. The default shortcut key Ctrl+Alt+T in the Ubuntu Gnome environment launches gnome-terminal. Since Alacritty is more popular, it is necessary to change the default terminal software.

Conversion between simplified and traditional Chinese is a common requirement, such as multilingual support for websites, multilingual operation manuals, input methods, etc. Recently, I found that some traditional Chinese users visit this site, so it is necessary to provide traditional language support.