10 Things You Should Do After Installing FunOS

After installing FunOS, there are a few essential tasks you should complete to get your system fully ready for everyday use. Here are the top 10 things to do:

1. Reload the Menu

Once the installation of FunOS is complete, you might still see the โ€œInstall FunOSโ€ option in the menu. To remove this and refresh the menu, follow these steps:

  • Click the Menu button in the lower-left corner.
  • Select Reload menu.

This will ensure the “Install FunOS” item is removed.

2. Update and Upgrade the System

Itโ€™s always a good idea to update your system to the latest software versions. Open the terminal and run the following commands:

sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade

This will check for updates and upgrade any outdated packages.

Note:
If, after running sudo apt update, you see the message:
“Notice: Some sources can be modernized. Run ‘apt modernize-sources’ to do so.”
then run the following command:

sudo apt modernize-sources -y

After that, run:

sudo apt upgrade

3. Install Bluetooth Manager (If Needed)

If your device requires Bluetooth functionality, youโ€™ll need to install a Bluetooth manager. We recommend using Blueman for managing Bluetooth connections on FunOS. How to Install Blueman on FunOS

4. Install Packages for Printing (If Needed)

FunOS doesnโ€™t include printing packages by default. If you need to set up a printer, youโ€™ll have to install CUPS and other printer drivers. How to Enable Printing on FunOS

5. Install Simple Scan (If Needed)

For scanning needs, Simple Scan is an easy-to-use application. You can install it by following this guide: How to Install Simple Scan on FunOS

6. Install NVIDIA Driver (If Needed)

If you have an NVIDIA GPU, youโ€™ll want to install the correct driver for optimal performance. How to Install the NVIDIA Driver on FunOS

7. Install Other Necessary Applications (If Needed)

You may want to install additional software such as:

  • LibreOffice for document editing
  • GIMP for image manipulation
  • VLC for media playback

You can install these through the terminal. Documentation

8. Turn Off the Screensaver (If Needed)

If you want to disable the screensaver:

  • Click Menu > Settings > XScreenSaver Settings
  • In the “Mode” section, select Disable Screen Saver.

9. Customize the Desktop Environment

FunOS allows you to easily customize its appearance:

  • Wallpaper: Click Menu > Set Wallpaper, then select your preferred wallpaper.
  • JWM Theme: Click Menu > Themes, then select your preferred JWM theme.
  • GTK Theme & Icons: Click Menu > Settings > Customize Look and Feel to select themes and icons.
  • LightDM Login: Click Menu > Settings > LightDM GTK Greeter settings to adjust your login screen.
  • Screensaver: Click Menu > Settings > XScreenSaver Settings to configure your screensaver.

10. Install Media Codecs (If Needed)

To ensure smooth playback of various media formats, you can install the necessary media codecs by running:

sudo apt install ubuntu-restricted-extras

This package includes popular codecs for MP3, AVI, and other formats.


With these steps, your FunOS installation will be fully optimized and ready to use!

8 thoughts on “10 Things You Should Do After Installing FunOS

  1. I am missing how to change locales.
    After “sudo dkpg-reconfigure locales, I select Italian, and the menu remains English.

    What should I do?

    1. Thank you for your comment, Max. I apologize for the delay in responding.

      I’ve prepared a complete guide to help you change the system language and JWM application menu to Italian. The details have been sent to your email address.

      If you don’t see the message in your inbox, please check your spam folder. Let me know if you need further help!

  2. I instaled FunOS in a Dell Latitud E4300, but when enter, there is a black destop, whith a menu of devian, the only form to access the programs is to enter a terminal and run a pcmanfm. But if I log out in the enter page I can see the wallpaper.
    How can I run the normal desktop and menu?

    1. Hello Leonardo,

      Thank you for trying FunOS, and I apologize for the delay in replying to your comment.

      To better understand the issue, could you please let me know which version of FunOS you are using (for example, FunOS 24.04.3)?

      One possible cause of the problem is that the ISO file may be corrupted during the download process. This can sometimes result in an incomplete or incorrect desktop setup, such as a black desktop or missing menu. If possible, please try downloading the FunOS ISO again from the official website and reinstalling it.

      Once I know the FunOS version you are using, I can provide more specific guidance.

      Best regards,
      Bustami Arifin

  3. Hola, necesito mover el panel de la parte inferior a la parte superior de la pantalla,
    cรณmo debo hacer? desde ya gracias!

    1. Hola Tuquita ๐Ÿ™‚

      Para mover el panel desde la parte inferior a la parte superior de la pantalla en FunOS, puedes hacerlo editando la configuraciรณn de JWM.

      Sigue estos pasos:

      1๏ธโƒฃ Abre la Terminal.

      2๏ธโƒฃ Ejecuta el siguiente comando:

      mousepad ~/.config/jwm/tray

      3๏ธโƒฃ Busca esta lรญnea:

      <Tray x="0" y="-1" height="30" autohide="off" delay="1000">

      Cambia:

      y="-1"

      por:

      y="0"

      4๏ธโƒฃ Guarda el archivo y cierra Mousepad.

      5๏ธโƒฃ Reinicia JWM con este comando:

      jwm -restart

      Despuรฉs de eso, el panel aparecerรก en la parte superior de la pantalla.

      Si tienes alguna duda, no dudes en comentar nuevamente ๐Ÿ˜Š

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