To setup Windows 10 or Windows 11 without network logon:
1) at networking screen, press Shift + F10,
2) at command line, then type OOBE\BYPASSNRO
3) reboot and network screen should have additional option no Internet.
To setup Windows 10 or Windows 11 without network logon:
1) at networking screen, press Shift + F10,
2) at command line, then type OOBE\BYPASSNRO
3) reboot and network screen should have additional option no Internet.
Keyboard/Mouose Shortcuts
With a multi-monitor Ubuntu setup, Login screen may not display on the primary monitor as defined under Settings > Screen Display.
In order to make the necessary change in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, make sure ~/.config/monitors.xml file exists. If not, go to Settings > Screen Display, make some dummy changes then change back to the desire settings. For example, adjusting one of screen orientation. This action would generate montors.xml file.
In the console, execute the following command.
sudo cp ~/.config/monitors.xml /var/lib/gdm3/.config/
This would copy the file into gdm3 configuration folder.
Restart the machine and login screen would display on the primary monitor.
Chinese input is non-existence out-of-box from Ubuntu (and up to 20.04 so far). More work is required to setup Chinese input support. While there are multiple variances out there, Chinese Intelligent Pinyin works best for me.
To install Chinese Intelligent Pinyin, search "ibus-libpinyin" online. Basically, update ibus then install ibus-pibpinyin.
sudo apt-get install -y ibus-libpinyin
Perform a reboot. Note, there is a way to refresh without a reboot but reboot is easier.
Then go to Settings > Language and Region, under Input Sources, click + then Other. Select "Chinese (Intelligent Pinyin)" from the list. Note, it is not "Chinese" in the list as it basically does nothing.