New Ubuntu version is released every six months, which is on every April and October. It is reflected in the version number, which is in the <year>.<month> format, with …
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Login or display manager is an interface for users to log in to their Linux system. Different Linux distributions choose other login managers for the system, and you can …
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Folder sharing allows access to files and folders from other machines in a local area network. It is made possible by the implementation of SMB/CIFS protocol.
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Snap allows companies and developers to package and distribute their software efficiently. Users, however, don't necessarily like snap for reasons such as speed and size.
You might need to use a third-party apt repository when the packages you need are not available in the default repository, or if it is, it might not be …
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AppArmor is a great tool to secure and protect your Ubuntu and Debian systems. It could, however, be a little bit restrictive and cause unnecessary problems in some situations. …
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When plugging an iPhone to a Ubuntu 10.04 machine for a few times, the CPU becomes busy with 100% utilization.
This is due to some bugs which …
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Canonical developed Unity as a graphical shell for GNOME and was first introduced in Ubuntu 10.10. Canonical has since stopped the development of Unity though UBports now maintains it. …
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Ubuntu Desktop comes with GNOME as the default desktop environment along with all the necessary GNOME applications and tools. You can install KDE applications using apt, but it might …
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gpart is a tool to read your hard drive for existing filesystems and then use the info to guess for partitions. It could be used to scan for and …
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