How does CentOS Firefox optimize for a specific processor

This article shows you how CentOS Firefox is optimized for a specific processor. It is concise and easy to understand, and it will definitely shine before your eyes. I hope you can get something from the detailed introduction of this article.

CentOS Firefox comes after optimizing CentOS Firefox for a specific processor.

The characteristic of CentOS Firefox is that it is fast, whether it is starting the program itself or browsing the content of the website, you can obviously feel the improvement in speed relative to CentOS Firefox. To make matters better, CentOS Firefox inherits all the CentOS Firefox settings, themes, plug-ins, extensions, bookmarks, etc., that you used before, without affecting your use at all.

OK! The above is a basic introduction to CentOS Firefox. I only recently learned of the existence of CentOS Firefox, sweat, a little out of date. After installing the new stable version of 2.o.o.6 on my CentOS system, I do feel different. Aah! What a pleasant feeling! But it's still a little flawed. The interface is in English, although it can be understood, but since there is a Chinese interface, why not use it. Be a man! Don't be so tired! Another thing is that the input method cannot be switched.

Therefore, search on google and finally find a solution: first, the Chinese interface, by modifying your main directory (~ / .Mozilla / firefox/ogyc6cof.default/prefs.js) file (Note: the ogyc6cof.default file name may be different from yours, directly into the folder ending with .default), add the following settings: user_pref ("general.useragent.locale", "zh-CN")

Do not run the program when you modify it. Anyway, the program is running when I modify it. After I change it, I shut it down and restart it. It has no effect. As soon as I check it, it automatically overwrites what I have added.

Next is the input method, by editing your CentOS Firefox program file (e.g. / usr/lib/swiftfox/swiftfox) and adding: export GTK_IM_MODULE=xim under #! / bin/sh another way is to modify the / etc/environment file and add:

LANGUAGE= "en_US:en" LC_CTYPE=zh_CN.UTF-8 LANG=en_US.UTF-8 # GST_ID3_TAG_ENCODING=GBK

Then restart x (Ctrl+Alt+BackSpace). This does not affect the existing English interface, but also can use the Chinese input method (especially scim), * a sentence seems to be useless, fcitx may need to use. If you want a Chinese interface, change it to:

LANGUAGE= "zh_CN:zh" LC_CTYPE=zh_CN.UTF-8 LANG=zh_CN.UTF-8 the above is how CentOS Firefox is optimized for specific processors. Have you learned any knowledge or skills? If you want to learn more skills or enrich your knowledge reserve, you are welcome to follow the industry information channel.