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Once you've finished the installation.
Next step will be to set up your workspace.
Usually when you install candy for the first time the resolution will be very low as you can see.
So I was just going to show you how to set up your workspace and then you can change the way you want
when you open it and Linux for the first time.
You know you have a menu here where most of the tools are there and we have a bar on.
So we have a bar on the left part of the screen where you can LUNs you can launch a major program.
And down here you have to show all the application.
Those are some shortcut exactly like Windows and you click here it'll show you all the application.
But also if you are not able to find whatever you are look looking for you can search here you can type
whatever so you can run setting.
Or you can search in typesetting and sitting in Linux look exactly like a control panel in Windows.
So all options are related to change the colors or resolutions Maoz sound everything is here and we
can go from display this is the next stop that we have so far.
Click on it and you can change the resolution for you.
Now it's very low 610 to 800.
You can change it to something higher for instance let's see.
Let's take this one.
And click on apply.
And as you can see it's bigger.
If you don't like it you can revert and change something else.
So you can go in for instance this one and click on apply
and so on.
So you can choose whatever size you are.
This would be the first step to change your display to something more suitable for you then.
Actually it is quite big but you are getting the point.
Since most of the common and most of the tools that we will be using will be used from a terminal where
you right click here and you open a terminal and you can from here type the comment also the terminal
size and the font size need to be changed.
If you are talking all the time but if you need to change it you can go to a date and then you can go
to profile to profile preference and from here you will see that you can change the color the background
colors the right color and you can even change the font.
You know any font you like and you can change the size.
So this one is like 12.
Let me make it
and select close and as you can see it's bigger now.
So my point is is that the workspace can be changed easily and actually is very similar to this.
I mean you can even change the background.
You can click on background and change the picture on the background Zilog screen picture.
So just navigating around and start configuring your workspace because actually you know you'll be spending
a long time working there.
So we need to have a comfortable environment.
So this is how to set up your workspace in Canada next.
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