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When running certain algorithms, you may sometimes need to check system resource usage to see whether the algorithm needs optimization or whether multithreading can be enabled. This requires checking the available system resources.
Environment setup can be tedious, and many programs' dependency environments can conflict with the local environment. Docker is a good way to avoid these issues.
Notes from configuring Ubuntu after installation. I recently set up dual-boot systems and also tinkered with a Raspberry Pi; here is a summary.
I tried using PicGo on Ubuntu, but every time I installed a plugin, it prompted me to install Node.js. Following the installation steps did not solve the issue, so I reinstalled Node.js.
I wanted to connect to my Raspberry Pi remotely using VNC. I searched online and tried many related blog posts and various methods, but I kept running into problems. Finally, after much effort, I found a method that works.
A collection of issues encountered while using Ubuntu.
